Define payback period-net present value-profitability index

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Define payback period, net present value (NPV), profitability index, and modified payback period accompanied by equations for better clarity. State significance of each with example.... PLEASE PROVIDED EQUATION AND EXAMPLES. ONLY ANSWER IF YOU CAN WRITE IN 350 words or more in word format and NO COPY PASTE. PROVIDE PROPER REFRENCE.

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