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| Calculation of inflation adjusted risk free US Rate: | |
| Inflation US Rate | 2.20% |
| Risk free US Rate | 2.70% |
| Inflation adjusted risk free US Rate: | 1+Risk free US Rate-1 |
| 1+Iinflation US Rate | |
| Inflation adjusted risk free US Rate: | 1+2.7%-1 |
| 1+2.2% | |
| Inflation adjusted risk free US Rate: | 0.489% |
| Value of $ 100 in INR now | 6,300.00 |
| Value of $ 100 in INR after 5 years= | 6300*(1+0.489%)^5 |
| Value of $ 100 in INR after 5 years= | 6,455.55 |
| Value of $ 1 in INR after 5 years= | 64.56 |
| Payment received after 5 years in inr | 425,000.00 |
| Payment received after 5 years in US $ | $ 6,515 (approx.) |
| So answer is $ 6,515. |
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