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Ayayai won a lottery that will pay him $4550000 after 16 years. Assuming an appropriate interest rate is 3% compounded annual

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Calculation of present value:
Present value= Future value*PVF @3% for 16 years
Present value= 4550000*0.6232= 2835424
So correct answer is $2835424

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