Under which method is the "Number of Years' Purchase" not considered for goodwill valuation?

under the Capitalization Method, goodwill is evaluated by capitalizing either the average or super profits based on the normal rate of return. The formula used is:
$$\text{Goodwill}=\text{Capitalized Value of Business}-\text{Net Assets}$$
or
$$\text{Goodwill}=\frac{\text{Super Profit}}{\text{Normal Rate of Return}}\times 100$$
Thus, the "Number of Years' Purchase" factor is entirely absent from its calculation, whereas Simple Average, Weighted Average, and Super Profit methods all rely directly on multiplying a calculated profit figure by the number of years' purchase.