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Please use hand work and formulas, as I cannot use excel and it helps me better understand.
Problem 1 What are the present value and future value of $50 to be received at the BEGINNING of each year for the next 5 years if the discount/compounding is 11%?
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Present value of annuity received at the beginning of each year = Amount + Amount*PVAF(r%, n-1 periods)
Hence, present value of $50 to be received at the BEGINNING of each year for the next 5 years
= 50 + 50*PVAF(11%, 4 years)
= 50 + 50*3.102
= $205.1
Future Value of annuity received at the beginning of each year = (1+r)*P[{(1+r)n-1}/r]
= (1+0.11)*50[{(1+0.11)5-1}/0.11]
= $345.64
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