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![Amount to be received after n years Present Value x (1+Interest Rate) Present Value Interest Rate Number of years (n) Amount to be received after 20 years $100 14% 20 $1,374.35 [$100 x (1+14%)20-$100 x 1.1420-$1,374.35] Time line: Today Year-1 Year-2 $100 $O $0 $0 S0 $o $1,374.35 NOTE: Todays value of $100 is negative because it represents cash outflow.](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/2fa56410-719e-11ea-9df6-cb6c996abea4.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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please show your work and solve for 16-18 Problems with a little twist (i-6% unless otherwise...
please show your work and solve for 16-18
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please show your work for 19-21 Problems with a little twist (1-6% unless otherwise stated) 16....
please show your work for 19-21
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Calculate the future value in 5 years of $2100 today with annual compounding and a 10%...
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Calculate the future value in 5 years of $2100 today with annual compounding and a 10%...
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You are given the principal, the annual interest rate, and the compounding period. Determine the value...
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1. Interest Periods and Compounding a) Your family loans you money for school at a simple...
1. Interest Periods and Compounding
a) Your family loans you money for school at a simple interest
rate of 5%. If the original amount they provided was $20,000 what
will you be paying them back in 5 years?
b) You have 10 acres of land that can be used for residential
development. It is worth $20,000 per acre right now. What would it
be worth in 6 years if it appreciates at a rate of 6% compounded
annually?
c) Which...
Ch 05 Assignment- Time Value of Money 11. Nonannual compounding period The number of compounding periods...
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please show your work and solve for 16-18
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please show your work for 19-21
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1. Interest Periods and Compounding
a) Your family loans you money for school at a simple interest
rate of 5%. If the original amount they provided was $20,000 what
will you be paying them back in 5 years?
b) You have 10 acres of land that can be used for residential
development. It is worth $20,000 per acre right now. What would it
be worth in 6 years if it appreciates at a rate of 6% compounded
annually?
c) Which...
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