Chris bought a $59,500 piece of equipment for his private company. The payment plan called for payments of $7,000 every half-year for 7 years. The effective annual interest rate charged to Chris is closest to … Note: The first payment occurred 6 months after the purchase.
a) 5.51%
b) 7.49%
c) 8.50%
d) 11.37%
e) 14.98%
f) 15.54%
g) 17.30%
Time is 14 half years and periodic payments are 7000. This gives a cash flow equation
-59500 + 7000(P/A, i%, 14) = 0
For i = 7% NPV = 1718.28
For i = 8% NPV = - 1790.34
This gives i = 7% + (8% - 7%)*(1718.28/(1718.28+1790.34))
= 7.49%
Effective annual rate = (1 + 7.49%)^2 = 15.54%
Select option F.
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