Solving by Back Calculation:
Case 1: When average inflation rate = 9% for last 8 years (7th to 14th year)
Present Purchasing Power of Future Amount = Future Amount × (P/F r, n)
=$ 3,000,000 × (P/F 9%, 8 years)
= $3,000,000 × 0.5019
= $1,505,700
Case 2: When average inflation rate = 5% for first 6 years (1st to 6th year)
Present Purchasing Power of Future Amount = Future Amount × (P/F r, n)
=$1,505,700 × (P/F 5%, 6 years)
= $1,505,700 × 0.7462
= $1,123,553.34
∴ The Present Purchasing Power equivalent is $1,123,553.34
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