Myrna Loy has just won a lottery. The payout is $51293 a year for 20 years. Myrna will receive the first payment in one year. If the appropriate discount rate is 6% per year with annual compounding, what is the present value of Myrna’s winnings?
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Year | Price | Discount factor | Discounted Price |
1 | 51293 | 0.943396226 | 48389.62264 |
2 | 51293 | 0.88999644 | 45650.5874 |
3 | 51293 | 0.839619283 | 43066.59188 |
4 | 51293 | 0.792093663 | 40628.86027 |
5 | 51293 | 0.747258173 | 38329.11346 |
6 | 51293 | 0.70496054 | 36159.541 |
7 | 51293 | 0.665057114 | 34112.77453 |
8 | 51293 | 0.627412371 | 32181.86276 |
9 | 51293 | 0.591898464 | 30360.24789 |
10 | 51293 | 0.558394777 | 28641.74329 |
11 | 51293 | 0.526787525 | 27020.51254 |
12 | 51293 | 0.496969364 | 25491.04957 |
13 | 51293 | 0.468839022 | 24048.15997 |
14 | 51293 | 0.442300964 | 22686.94337 |
15 | 51293 | 0.417265061 | 21402.77676 |
16 | 51293 | 0.393646284 | 20191.29883 |
17 | 51293 | 0.371364419 | 19048.39512 |
18 | 51293 | 0.350343791 | 17970.18408 |
19 | 51293 | 0.33051301 | 16953.00385 |
20 | 51293 | 0.311804727 | 15993.39986 |
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