29. Ans- d) The answer depends on the rate of interest, which is not specified here
30. Ans - a) 7 percent
Explanation:
Present Value = Future Value/ (1 + r);
- 7% First Contract: Present Value = 100.000/ (1+0.07) = 93.457,94
Present Value = 100.000/ (1+0.07) ^2= 87.343,87
Second Contract: P.V. = 132.000/ (1+0,07) = 123.364,49
P.V.: = 66.000/ (1+0,07) ^2 = 22.837,37
- 8% First Contract: Present Value = 100.000/ (1+0.08) = 92.592,6
Present Value = 100.000/ (1+0,08) ^2=85.733,8
Second Contract: P.V. = 132.000/ (1+0,08) = 122.222,2
P.V.: = 66.000/ (1+0,08) ^2 = 56.584,4
- 9% First Contract: Present Value = 100.000/ (1+0.09) = 92.743,12
Present Value = 100.000/ (1+0,09) ^2= 84.167,9
Second Contract: P.V. = 132.000/ (1+0,09) =121.100,9
P.V.: = 66.000/ (1+0,09) ^2 =55.550,9
- 10% First Contract: Present Value = 100.000/ (1+0.10) =90.909,1
Present Value = 100.000/ (1+0,10) ^2=82.644,63
Second Contract: P.V. = 132.000/ (1+0,10) =120.000
P.V.: = 66.000/ (1+0,10) ^2 =54.545,4
The lowest interest rate is 7%
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