1. Formula: The Future Value of an ordinary annuity (FV)
FV= C× {[(1+r)^n]-1}/r
FV = Future value (The cummulative amount available in
Future)
C= Periodic cash out flow. 5000
r =effective interest rate for the period.
[(1+0.0321/4)^(1/3)]-1 = 0.0026678
n = number of periods. 4×12 = 48
FV= 5000× {[(1+0.0026678)^48]-1}/0.0026678
FV = $255800.02
Amount accumulated= $$255800.02
2. In Financal Calculator input
N= 9 x 4
I/Y = 4.5÷4
PMT = -2400
CPT + PV = $70,722.84 (Answer).
3. Ordinary general annuity.
4.5 x 4= 18
18 payment (answer).
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