Answer
a) pv of anuity F =G*(1-(1+i)^-6)/i
9500=550*(1-(1+i)^-6)/i
So solving for i we get i=23.812%
B) pv of annuity F=G*(1-(1+i)^-n) /i
9500=550*(1-(1+4%)^-n)/4%
n=30 years
C)
Pv of annuity F=1200*(1-(1+8%)^-12)/8%
F=$9043.29
D) Annuity G=F*i/(1-(1+i)^-n)
G=8000*8%/(1-(1+8%)^-6)
G=$1730.52
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