33.In the following cash flow stream, X is an unknown cash flow amount (thus, you have an unknown cash flow at the end of year 3 and at the end of year 4). The missing cash flow is the same for both years (that is, X in year 3 is the same dollar amount as X in year 4). If the future value at the end of year 10 of these cash flows deposited into an account that pays 5.95 percent nominal interest per year is $6,120, what is the value of the missing cash flows in years 3 and 4 (that is, what is $X)?
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End of Year |
Cash Flow |
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1 |
$700 |
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2 |
$700 |
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3 |
$X |
|
4 |
$X |
|
5 |
$700 |
|
6 |
$700 |
FV of all Cash flows = 6120
700*(1+5.95%)5 + 700*(1+5.95%)4 +
X*(1+5.95%)3 + X*(1+5.95%)2 +
700*(1+5.95%)1 + 700 = 6120
3258.2683 + 2.31187 X = 6120
X = (6120 - 3258.2683)/2.31187 = 1237.84
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