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=10000/(6%/0.5)*(1-1/(1+6%/0.5)^(50*0.5))=78431.3911206455
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=10000/(6%/0.5)*1/(1-1/(1+6%/0.5))=777777.777777777
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(b) What is the present worth of $10,000 payments made biannually (i.e., every two years) at...
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1. (a) What is the present worth of $10,000 payments made each year at a nominal interest rate of 6%, compounded semi-annually (i.e., twice per year)? (10 points) i. For a period of 50 years? (2 points) ii. In perpetuity? (2 points)
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