5) The correct option is :- Take the $ 5,000,000 now and invest it in the CD
To decide if you have to take the lottery money now or wait for 30 years and receive $ 15,000,000, we have to calculate the future value of receiving $ 5,000,000 now and invest that money in a CD that pays 5% per year for 30 years.
Future value = Present value x ( 1 + interest rate ) n
Future value of $ 5,000,000 invested in a CD at a rate of 5% per years is calculated as follows
Future value = $ 5,000,000 x ( 1+0.05)30
Future value = $ 21,609,711.88
Thus to take $ 5,000,000 and invest in CD has a higher future worth in 30 years than to wait for 30 years to receive $ 15,000,000.
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6) The correct answer is false
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