1.
AW = 761996 * (A/P, 7%,7) = 761996 * 0.185553 = 141390.81
2.
PW = 11702 + 11026 * (P/F, 8%,8) - 6376 * (P/F, 8%,12)
= 11702 + 11026 * 0.540269 - 6376 * 0.397114
= 15127.009
FW = 15127.009 *(F/P, 8%,19) = 15127.009 * 4.315701 = 65283.65
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