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PVIFA = Present Value Interest Factor Annuity
FVIFA = Future Value Interest Factor Annuity
For example take 1st case from (a)
Interest rate is 10% and period is 6 years
PVIFA(10%,6 years) = 4.35526
This value we got from calculator, the same is also available in online present value factor tables.
Cashflow = Present Value/PVIFA = 32,400/4.35526 = 7,439
All the other questions are decided in similar fashion
Note :
Both the present value and future value annuity factors are taken as ordinary annuity (year end annuity) and not annuity due (year beginning annuity)
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