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The formula = FV/((1+interest rate)^number of years)
a) PV = 25000/((1+0.12)^12) = $6417
b) PV = 58000/((1+0.04)^4) = $49579
c) PV = 25000/((1+0.06)^9) = $14797
d) PV = 35000/((1+0.09)^4) = $24795
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