Answer 1
Total cost today of 3 year subscription is $35.
Total cost today of annual subscription will be
PV of $12 at the end of 1 year= 12/(1+12%)=12/1.12=$10.71
Pv of $12 at the end of 2 year=12/(1+12%)^12=12/1.12^2=12/1.2544= $9.57
Total cost=12+10.71+9.57=$32.28
Hence annual is better than 3 year subscription.
PV of $6 paid at the end of half year= 6/(1+12%)^0.5=6/1.12^0.5=6/1.058=$5.67
Total annual cost=6+5.67=$11.67
Hence semi annual annual cost is less than annual subscription cost. Hence semiannual is best.
Hence C is correct
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