If the price today for a security is $3,500 that guarantees you $750 a year, if the opportunity cost of this investment is 4.3%, how long will you receive these payments?
Here $3500 is present value of annuity, Annuity = A = 750$ , r=rate of interest = 4.3% n =?
PV(annuity) = A[1-(1/(1+r)^n /r]
3500 = 750[1-(1/(1+0.043)^n / 0.043]
4.6667 =[1-(1/1.043)^n / 0.043]
4.6667 x 0.043 = 1-(1/1.043)^n
0.2007 = 1 - (1/1.043)^n
(1/1.043)^n = 0.7993
Now let us assume n = 6
(1/1.043)^6 = 0.7768
now let us assume n = 5
(1/1.043)^5 = 0.8102
Thus using interpolation we can find n
| n | (1/1.043)^n |
| 6 | 0.7768 |
| 5 | 0.8102 |
| 1 down | 0.0334 |
| ? | 0.0225 |
=0.0225/0.0334
=0.6737
Thus N = 6-0.6737 = 5.33 Years
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