1. Information provided:
Present value= $100
Future value= $235,000
Time= 2019 – 1919= 100 years
The interest rate is computed by entering the below in a financial calculator:
PV= -100
FV= 235,000
N= 100
Press the CPT key and I/Y to compute the interest rate.
The value obtained is 8.0714.
Therefore, the interest rate is 8.0714%.
2. Information provided:
Present value= $235,000
Time= 2040 – 2019= 21 years
Interest rate= 8.0714%
The question is solved by computing the future value.
Enter the below in a financial calculator to compute the future value:
PV= -235,000
N= 21
I/Y= 8.0714
Press the CPT key and FV to compute the future value.
The value obtained is 1,199,483.257.
Therefore, the winner’s prize in 2040 will be $1,199,483.26.
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