a-You have made an investment of $140,000 this year (now). It is expected that you start to generate revenue of $20,000 per year from year three to year ten. Then, the revenue will start to decrease by 10% per year thereafter for the next five years. Assume that the rate of return is 10%. What is the relationship for the present value?
b-You have made an investment of $140,000 this year (now). It is expected that you start to generate revenue of $20,000 per year from year three to year ten. Then, the revenue will start to decrease by 10% per year thereafter for the next five years. Assume that the rate of return is 10%. Calculate the present value.
c-You have made an investment of $140,000 this year (now). It is expected that you start to generate revenue of $20,000 per year from year three to year ten. Then, the revenue will start to decrease by 10% per year thereafter for the next five years. Assume that the rate of return is 10%. From the calculated present value, we know that this investment generates loses. What is the minimum initial revenue that should be attained to break even?
d-You have made an investment of $140,000 this year (now). It is expected that you start to generate revenue of $20,000 per year from year three to year ten. Then, the revenue will start to decrease by 10% per year thereafter for the next five years. Assume that the rate of return is 10%. From the calculated present value, what is the relationship for the future value?
A. As present value of an investment comes to $114478 and the investment is $140000 which means that it will generate the negative returns in the future within the 15 years of time period. The calculation is shown in the attachment.
B. The present value of the investment is $114478 and The net present value of the investment of $140000 is -$25522. The calculation is shown in the attachment.
C. As there is a present value which comes less than the investment value in 15 years of time period the minimum initial revenue must be $140000 (present value of future cashflow) so that it will reach to the break even point. That $140000 amount as I mention must be come after deducting the future cashflow with the discouning rate of return of 10%.
D. The present value is $114478. The relationship for the future value is also negative because it is generating negative return at the 10% rate of return.


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