Ans :
Initial investment at bank (P) = 22000$
withdraw amount every year = 2A
time period (n) = 10 year
Interest Rate (i) = 6%
Initial investment is present value of the all investment that gives annual withdraw 2A till 10 years with 6% growth ;
So, as per ques. we used the annual amount formula for present value.
(A/P)6,10 = {0.06*(1+0.06)} / {(1+0.06)10 - 1}
= 0.1359
Annual withdraw amount = P * (A/P)6,10 => 2A = 22000 * 0.1359 = 2989.10
A = 2989.10 / 2 = 1494.55 Approx (1495) Ans. option B is correct
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