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PMT =5900
Number of Periods =20*12 =240
Rate per month =4.5%/12
PV of Lump sum amount =PMT*((1-(1+r)^-n)/r
=5900*((1-(1+4.5%/12)^-240)/(4.5%/12)) =932586.08
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