a)When the discount rate is 4% , he must donate following amount | ||||||||
= | amount/discounting factor | |||||||
= | 25000/.04 | |||||||
625000 | ||||||||
b)if first payment is made immediately then, he must donate following amount | ||||||||
Year | amount | present value factor ( 4%) | ||||||
0 | 25000 | 1 | ||||||
2 to infinity | 25000 | 0.04 | ||||||
Total amount to be donated | 25000+(25000/.04)present value factor for 2nd year | |||||||
25000+(25000/.04)*.924 | ||||||||
602500 | ||||||||
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