Amount paid now | 900 | |
Present value of $2200 | 1958 | =2200*0.89000 |
Present value of Alternative 1 | 2858 | |
Present value of Alternative 2 | 3107 | =3700*0.83962 |
On the present value basis,Alternative 1 is preferable | ||
Workings for PV factor: | ||
1/1.06^2 = 0.89000 | ||
1/1.06^3 = 0.83962 |
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