An annuity immediate with annual payments has an initial payment of 1. Subsequent payments increase by 1 until reaching a payment of 10. The next payment after the payment of 10 is also equal to 10, and then subsequent payments decrease by 1 until reaching a final payment of 1. Determine the annual effective interest rate at which the present value of this annuity is 78.60.
(A) .0325 (B) .0335 (C) .0345 (D) .0355 (E) .0365
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The annual effective interest rate should be equal to 3.35% = .0335, hence option (B)
Please refer to the below images. I have calculated the annual effective rate of interest in excel by using the goal seek functionality under what-if analysis tool, present under data tab.
Column 1 refers to the year (n) , starting from 1, Column 2 is the annual payment (P), Column 3 is the present value of each payments, given by P/((1+r)^n). Cell D2 is the rate (r), which we need to calculate.
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