Question 14
Your uncle offers to sell you his vintage Amilcar Tourer. He suggests a payment plan where you pay just $4,000 today, 5,000 in 6 months and $9,000 in exactly 12 months from today. If the interest rate is 12% per annum compounding monthly, what is the value of the offer (in present day dollars)?
Select one:
A. $16,697.27
B. $16,752.70
C. $17,090.64
D. $17,329.74
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Question 14 Your uncle offers to sell you his vintage Amilcar Tourer. He suggests a payment...
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