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3 | 3) | |||||||||
4 | a) | |||||||||
5 | FV | $150,000.00 | ||||||||
6 | Interest rate | 4.20% | ||||||||
7 | Period | 5 | Years | |||||||
8 | Amount to be deposited today will be the present value of the future value required. | |||||||||
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10 | Amount To be deposited | =$150,000 / (1+4.2%)5 | ||||||||
11 | $122,110.40 | =D5/((1+D6)^D7) | ||||||||
12 | ||||||||||
13 | Hence the Amount To be deposited today is | $122,110.40 | ||||||||
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15 | b) | |||||||||
16 | FV | $150,000.00 | ||||||||
17 | Interest rate | 4.20% | ||||||||
18 | Period | 4 | Years | (Since amount is deposited after one year) | ||||||
19 | Amount to be deposited after one year will be the present value of the future value at year 1. | |||||||||
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21 | Amount To be deposited | =$150,000 / (1+4.2%)4 | ||||||||
22 | $127,239.04 | =D16/((1+D17)^D18) | ||||||||
23 | ||||||||||
24 | Hence the Amount To be deposited after one year is | $127,239.04 | ||||||||
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26 | c) | |||||||||
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28 | FV | $150,000.00 | ||||||||
29 | Interest rate (i) | 4.20% | ||||||||
30 | Period (n) | 5 | Years | |||||||
31 | Amount to be deposited each year will be such that the future value of the deposit will be the future value required. | |||||||||
32 | ||||||||||
33 | Amount To be deposited at the end of each Year | =$150,000/(F/A,4.20%,5) | ||||||||
34 | $27,583.60 | =D28/FV(D29,D30,-1,0) | ||||||||
35 | ||||||||||
36 | Hence the Amount To be deposited at the end of each year is | $27,583.60 | ||||||||
37 | ||||||||||
38 | d) | |||||||||
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40 | FV | $150,000.00 | ||||||||
41 | Interest rate (i) | 4.20% | ||||||||
42 | Period (n) | 5 | ||||||||
43 | ||||||||||
44 | Let X be the deposit at the beginning of each of year. | |||||||||
45 | Then future Value at the beginning of Year 5 | =X*(F/A,4.2%,5) | ||||||||
46 | ||||||||||
47 | Then future Value at the end of Year 5 | =X*(F/A,4.2%,5)*(F/P,4.2%,1) | ||||||||
48 | ||||||||||
49 | Since future Value at the end of 5 year is | $150,000.00 | ||||||||
50 | ||||||||||
51 | Therefore | |||||||||
52 | X= | =150000/[(F/A,4.2%,5)*(F/P,4.2%,1)] | ||||||||
53 | $26,471.79 | =D49/(FV(D41,D42,-1,0)*((1+D41)^1)) | ||||||||
54 | ||||||||||
55 | Hence amount deposited at the beginning of each of year is | $26,471.79 | ||||||||
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