app 3
a.
Determine the present value of a single $13,100 cash flow in 7
years if the interest (discount) rate is 8% per year. Round your
answer to the nearest cent, if rounding is required.
$
b.
Determine the number of periods for which $5,820 must be invested
at an annual interest (discount) rate of 7% to produce an
investment balance of $10,000. Round your answer to the nearest
whole number of periods, if rounding is required.
periods
c.
Determine the size of the annual cash flow for a 25-year annuity
with a present value of $49,113 and an annual interest rate of 9%.
One payment is made at the end of each year. Round your answer to
the nearest cent, if rounding is required.
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d.
Determine the annual interest rate at which an investment of $2,542
will provide for a single $4,000 cash flow in 4 years. Round your
answer to the nearest whole percentage rate (for example, 10.8%
rounds to 11%).
%
e.
Determine the annual interest rate earned by an annuity that costs
$17,119 and provides 15 payments of $2,000 each, one at the end of
each of the next 15 years. Round your answer to the nearest whole
percentage rate (for example, 10.8% rounds to 11%).
a) =PV(8%,7,,13100) =7643.72
b) =NPER(7%,,-5820,10000) =8 years
c) =PMT(9%,25,49113) =5000.01
d) =RATE(4,,-2542,4000) =12.00%
e) =RATE(15,2000,-17119) =8.00%
app 3 a. Determine the present value of a single $13,100 cash flow in 7 years...
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EXHIBIT 5
EXHIBIT 7
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