Find PV for following cash flows using a discount rate of 10% per period, all periods are of the same (but unspecified) duration.
0_____1_____2_____3_____4
$10 $10 $10 $110
a) use calculator, make sure that you know the procedure.
p/yr=____, N=____, PMT=_____, i=____, FV=_____, PV=_____
b) use spreadsheet, make sure that you know the procedure
Show spreadsheet printout
c) use intuition: PV=_____because ____________________
Hint: Compare coupon rate and discount rate.
d) if we use a higher discount rate the PV will be higher/lower
e) do part 'a' using the 'cashflow mode' on the calculator.
CF0 = ____, CF1 = ____, times = _____, CF2 = ____,
PV = ____
4) Use the cashflow diagram form problem 3 with the following data:
Each period is 6 months long. Stated rate is 10%/year compounded semi-annually.
a) use calculator, make sure that you know the procedure.
p/yr=____, N=____, PMT=_____, i=____, FV=_____, PV=_____
b) use spreadsheet, make sure that you know the procedure
Show spreadsheet printout
As per rules I am answering the first 4 subparts of the question
a) use calculator,
p/yr=1 ,
N=4
PMT=10
i=10%
FV=100
PV= 100
b)Spreadsheet: See image
c: Intuition
PV=100 because coupon rate is same as discount rate
d) if we use a higher discount rate the PV will be lower
e) Using the 'cashflow mode' on the calculator.
CF0 = 10, CF1 = 10, times =1, CF2 = 10, Cf3 = 10, CF4= 110
PV = 100
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