let the rate of return be x
Present value = annual payments*Present value annuity factor
30,000 = 7,000*PVAF(x%, 6 years)
PVAF(x%, 6 years) = 4.2857
Using table,
PVAF(10%, 6 years) = 4.3553
PVAF(11%, 6 years) = 4.2305
Using interpolation
x = 10% + (4.3553 - 4.2857)/(4.3553 - 4.2305)
= 10.5577%
i.e. 10.56%
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