22.
Let r be the rate earned every quarter for 9*4 = 36 quarters
So, 1861*(1+r)^36 = 15771
r= 0.06116
So, interest rate earned per year = 0.06116 * 4 = 0.2446 or 24.46%
23. Effective Interest rate = (1+0.115/7)^7-1 = 0.120825 or 12.08%
24. Investment's worth = present value of payoffs = 6002/1.07^15 = 2175.40
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