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| Annual Installments | 57000 | |
| X Present value factor of an annuity of $1 | 8.514 | =(1-(1.10)^-20)/0.10 |
| Present value | 485298 |
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Exercise 12A-6 Basic Present Value Concepts (L012-7) The Caldwell Herald newspaper reported the following story, Frank...
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I will glady give a thumbs up to whoever can answer this
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