18.Candy Production on September 30=1.2 million
Rate of increase per day=7%=0.07
Candy Production on October 1=1.2*1.07 million
Candy Production on October 2=1.2*1.07*1.07=1.2*(1.07^2) million
Candy Production on October 31=1.2*1.07*1.07=1.2*(1.07^31) million=9.774135 million
Quota of 10 million cannot be met
19.Price in 1975=$12500
Price in 1980=12500*1.08
Price in 1985=12500*1.08*1.08=12500*(1.08^2)
Number of 5 year periods between 2020 and 1975=(2020-1975)/5=9
Price in 2020=12500*(1.08^9)=$24987.56
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Future Value (FV)=Present Value(PV)*((1+i)^N)
Present Value PV=$30,000
i=Interest rate =5%=0.05
N=Number of years=10
Amount Balance =FV=30000*(1.05^10)=$48866.84
21.
PV=$1200
i=0.25%=0.0025
N=20
Amount Balance =FV=1200*(1.0025^20)=$1261.45
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