imagine the you have $5,000 for a down payment on a car, but you need $8,000. You have a trusted friend who is financially savvy and assures you that you can earn 7% on your investments. How many years will it take for your $5,000 to grown to $8,000? (I hope you recognize that this is a future value of a lump sum problem and, in terms of the A = B x C method, that you know A, B, and part of C.) Round to the nearest whole number of years.
A. 3
B. 5
C. 7
D. 9
E. 11
Present value = Future value/(1+i)^n
i = interest rate per period
n= number of periods
=>
5000 = 8000/(1+7%)^n
=>
n = ln(8000/5000)/ln(1.07)
= 6.95 years
= 7 years
choose C)
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You have $5,000 down payment on a $20,000 car. The dealer offers
you the following two options:
(a) paying the balance with
end-of-month payments over the next five years at
%
(b) a reduction of $1000 in the price
of the car, the same down payment of $5,000, and bank financing of
the balance after down payment, over 5 years with end-of-month
payments at
12%
Which option is better and why?
12_9 12
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