| Required 1 : |
| Amount Received on sale of note = $ 915,397 |
| Explanation : |
| Present value of loan = Future value of loan * present value of $ 1 |
| Present value of loan = $ 992,000 * 0.61391 |
| Present value of loan = $ 608,998.72 |
| Present of $ 1 , N= 10 payments , i= 5 % { 10 *6/12 months } is 0.61391 |
| Interest amount = $ 992,000 * 4 % = $ 39,680 |
| Present of interest = Interest amount * Present value of annuity |
| Present of interest = $ 39,680 * 7.72173 |
| Present of interest = $ 306,398.25 |
| Hence amount received on sale of note (Combined present value )= $ 915,397 ( rounded) |
| { $ 608,998.72 + $ 306,398.25 } |
| Required 2 : |
| Annuity of value of quarterly deposits = $ 3,679 |
| Explanation : |
| Future value of $ 248,000 deposit : |
| Future value = Present value * future value of $ 1 |
| Future value = $ 248,000 * 2.68506 |
| Future value = $ 248,003 (rounded ) |
| Future value of $ 1 , N= 40 Quarterly payments , i= 2.5 % is 2.68506 |
| Hence, Amount to which quarterly deposit must grow = $ 1,612,000 - $ 248,003 |
| Amount to which quarterly deposit must grow = $ 1,363,997 |
| Future value of quarterly deposits : |
| $ 248,003 = value of quarterly deposits * Future value of annuity |
| Value of quarterly deposits = $ 248,003 / 67.40255 |
| Value of quarterly deposits = $ 3,679 |
| Future value of Annuity , N= 40 Quarterly payments , i= 2.5 % is 67.40255 |
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