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1. Sally wants to buy a stereo system. She is given two payment options: Option 1...
Shayla's fridge died and she needs to buy a replacement right away. Her payment options are 1) Nothing down and then 12 monthly payments of $80 (at the end of every month) for 1 year. 2) $90 down, no payments for the first year and then 12 monthly payments of $83.20100000000001 (round this number off to 2 decimals) at the beginning of each month starting exactly one year from today. 3) $866.32 in cash. The nominal interest rate is 9%...
GHI company wants to buy an air conditioner. There are two options in the market. The discount rate is 12%. Option A: Super air conditioner cost $300 to purchase, can be used for 5 years, and the electricity bill is $150 per year. Option B: Excellent air conditioner cost $500 to purchase, can be used for 8 years, and the electricity bill is $100 per year. a) What are the equivalent annual costs (EAC) of the Super and Excellent air...
PROBLEMS/DISCUSSIC Miller wants to buy a new automobile. The dealer has the exact car Miller wants and has ven him two payment options: pay (1) the full cash price of $19,326 today or (2) only giver s2.000 down today and then make four more annual payments of $5,000 beginning one year from today. Miller doesn't have the cash needed to pay the car's full price, but he does have enough for the down payment. He can also obtain an automobile...
3. (a) Mary wants to borrow $1200 for 2 years. She is given two options: 1) simple interest at 10% or ii) 8.5% compounded quarterly Which loan results in less interest due? (b) At what interest rate compounded monthly, would $1000 have to be invested to amount to $14017 in 7 years? ave to be invested to
1. Sally wants to purchase a new sofa because she purchased a new home at the beach. Sally visited two stores and she narrowed down her choices to a red sofa and a blue sofa. Sally owns pets so she considers the cost of insurance to insure each sofa. Sally compiled the following data and she realizes that the sales tax to purchase the sofa is 10% in her state. (5 points) Prion Insurance Red Sofa $8,000 $950 Blue Sofa...
In a new building the options for the lighting system are: Option 1: initial cost: 100,000AED and operation and maintenance cost: 40,000AED Option 2: initial cost: 304,000AED and operation and maintenance cost: 6,000AED per year per year d out before how many years you must sell the building if you install option 1, or many years option 2 becomes more economical ) (13pts) Fill in the table Option 2 Cash Flow Total expense Years Option 1 Cash Flow Total expense...
In a new building the options for the lighting system are: Option 1: initial cost: 100,000AED and operation and maintenance cost: 40,000AED Option 2: initial cost: 304,000AED and operation and maintenance cost: 6,000AED per year per year d out before how many years you must sell the building if you install option 1, or many years option 2 becomes more economical ) (13pts) Fill in the table Option 2 Cash Flow Total expense Years Option 1 Cash Flow Total expense...
In a new building the options for the lighting system are: Option 1: initial cost: 100,000AED and operation and maintenance cost: 40,000AED Option 2: initial cost: 304,000AED and operation and maintenance cost: 6,000AED per year per year d out before how many years you must sell the building if you install option 1, or many years option 2 becomes more economical ) (13pts) Fill in the table Option 2 Cash Flow Total expense Years Option 1 Cash Flow Total expense...
Vanessa wants to buy a condo that costs $300,000 on April 1, 2020. She is excited as she has always rented. Her Net Worth statement shows: Description Fair Market Value Savings account $40,000 Furniture $10,750 Car $20,500 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) $51,650 Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) $500 Insert the correct response. Vanessa would like to put a 20% down payment which she calculates as $_____________. Vanessa currently has $40,000 in her savings account to put towards her down...
You plan to buy a $240000 home with a 10% down payment. The bank you want to finance the purchase suggests two options (use semiannual compounding): Option 1: 20-year mortgage at 8.12% APR Option 2: 30-year mortgage at 10.45% APR. What is the equivalent monthly interest rate for each option? Equivalent monthly interest rate Option 1: Equivalent monthly interest rate Option 2: What is the monthly payment of each option? Monthly payment Option 1: $ Monthly payment Option 2: $