No need for Explanation
and you can skip Q 21
1.
=FV(4%/12,2,PMT(4%/12,6*12,24000),24000)
=23408
2.
=12*6-NPER(4%/12,-503.50,24000)
=20
3.
Non cyclical company: remain the same
4.
interest only loan
No need for Explanation and you can skip Q 21 21.A company estimates an NPV of...
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