Part 3: Interest Rate
In this part, calculate the interest rates. Use the Excel Rate function to compute the interest rates.
Present Value |
Years |
Future Value |
Interest Rate |
$850 |
10 |
$1,380 |
? |
$900 |
14 |
$1,750 |
? |
$16,000 |
25 |
$142,000 |
? |
$70,500 |
16 |
$312,500 |
? |
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Nper | Pmt | PV | FV | Rate | ||||||
F) | ||||||||||
Present Value | Years | Future Value | Interest Rate | |||||||
$850 | 10 | $1,380 | ||||||||
$900 | 14 | $1,750 | ||||||||
$16,000 | 25 | $142,000 | ||||||||
$70,500 | 16 | $312,500 | ||||||||
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