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a. Present value = PVAF @ 10% of 8 years * Annual payment to be received = 5.335 * $10,000 = $53,350
b. The answer is No
Reason : We should not accept this offer as the amount that we are getting now ( i.e. $52,000 ) from the company is less from the present value of all the future payments ( i.e. $53,350 )
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