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An investment pays $10,000 at the end of year 1, $15,000 at the end of year 2, and $20,000 at the end of year 3. If the inter
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It shall be noted that PV = CF/(1+i)^n

Where,

PV = Present Value

CF = Cash Flow

i = interest rate

n = nth Year

There are 3 cash flows - $10000 at the end of the Year1

$15000 at the end of the Year2

$20000 at the end of the Year3

Thus, the present value of the series of the payment is:

Year Cash Flow PV of Cash Flow
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1 10000 9661.835749
2 15000 14002.66051
3 20000 18038.85411
PV 41703.35037

Thus, the correct answer is close to 42150.51

Hence, the correct answer is $42,150.51

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