End of year (X) | Cash Flow | FVIF(10.31%,X) | At end of Year Four |
1 | 172 | FVIF(10.31%,3)=1.3423 | 230.88 |
2 | 900 | FVIF(10.31%,2)=1.2168 | 1208.07 |
3 | 485 | FVIF(10.31%,1)=1.1031 | 590.15 |
4 | 199 | FVIF(10.31%,0)=1 | 219.52 |
Total investment worth at the end of Year Four = | 2248.61 |
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