The non interest bearing note required Lincoln to make payment of $5200 for 6 years starting from September 30, 2024.
Therefore the value of the note as on September 30, 2023 (P3) was = Present value of annuity of $5200 for 6 years @ 11%
= $5200 * 4.23054 = $21998.8082
Therefore the value of the note 2 years from now = $21998.8082
Therefore the amount at which Lincoln should record the note payable and corresponding purchases = The Present value of the note as on September 30 2021 = Present Value of $21998.8082 for 2 years @11%
= 21998.8082 * 0.81162
=17854.6725
=$17855 (appx)
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