Answer -
A) $30000
Explanation
While calculating the NPV for a project if the annual cash flows are same for each year then we consider the given amount of cash flow as yearly given i.e $30000 because the PV of annuity table is already at cummulative total of discounting factor.
B) $5694.24
A = P (1 + r/n) (nt)
A= future value
P = Intial deposit
r = interest rate annual
8000 = P(1+12/1)^1*3
P = 8000/1.404928
Amount will be = $5694.24
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