Question 2.
Given,
Payment in one year (P1) = 5317
Payment in two years (P2) = 9286
Payment in three years (P3) = 3500
Required return (r) = 4% or 0.04
Solution :-
Investment value = [P1/(1 + r)] + [P2/(1 + r)2] + [P3/(1 + r)3]
= [5317/(1 + 0.04)] + [9286/(1 + 0.04)2] + [3500/(1 + 0.04)3]
= [5317/(1.04)] + [9286/(1.04)2] + [3500/(1.04)3]
= 5112.50 + [9286/1.0816] + [3500/1.124864]
= 5112.50 + 8585.42899408 + 3111.48725534 = 16809.42
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