Answer:
C = Cash flow per period (payment amount)
i = Interest rate
n = Number of payments (in this calculator, derived from the payment interval and number of years)
by applying above formulae:
$53,000 = C*[{1-(1+0.0675)-14}/0.0675]
$53,000 = C*[(1-0.4007)/0.0675]
C = 53000/8.8781 = $5,969.75
Annual cash flow = $5,969.75
Thank you.
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