A ___________________ is the result of solving the formula PV = $1 x 1/(1+i)^n for various...
- A ___________________ is the result of solving the formula PV = $1 x 1/(1+i)^n for various combinations of I and n.
- A ___________________ is the result of solving the formula FV = $1 x 1/(1+i)^n for various combinations of I and n.
- Why is it important for business managers to be familiar with the time value of money concepts?
- Why do we say money has time value?
Homework Answers
1: PVIF
(The present value Interest factor is a factor used to determine the present value of a future sum of money)
2: FVIF
(The future value Interest factor is a factor used to ascertain a future value of a certain sum of money)
3: Managers need to make decisions regarding huge capital investments which will have future cash flows. They will be able to perform various capital budgeting techniques with the use of time value of money concepts which will enable them to make the best decision.
4: The value of money changes over time. A dollar today is not the same as a dollar received in future. The value of money decreases over time and hence there is a difference between its present and future worth.
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A ___________________ is the result of solving the formula PV =
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Assume that the variables 1, N, and PV represent the interest rate, Investment or deposit period,...
Assume that the variables 1, N, and PV represent the interest rate, Investment or deposit period, and present Invested, respectively. Which equation best represents the calculation of a future value (FV) using: Compound interest? O FV = PV / (1 + I)N O FV = (1 + I)N/PV OFV = PV x (1 + 1)N Simple interest? O FV = PV / (PV * I * N) O FV = PV - (PV x 1 x N) O FV =...
Using provided data, solve for present value. When calculating 1/(1+I/Y)^N, round your answer to four decimal...
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We use the formula PV = FV (1/1+R)^N to calculate Present Value. The formula is used...
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Orla 7.2 S-P+I armla 7.34S-P(I +) restated as FV-PV( 1 + ir Fermula S2 Farmals 10.1--1 Formula 11...
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Using provided data, solve for present value. When calculating 1/(1+I/Y)^N, round your answer to four decimal...
Using provided data, solve for present value. When calculating
1/(1+I/Y)^N, round your answer to four decimal places. Use your
rounded answer to calculate PV; enter PV rounded to the nearest
dollar. When entering (1+I/Y) into the formula, be sure to solve
for (1+I/Y) and then enter the result rounded to two decimal
places.
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I need help on question 2.
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For problem #1 I used the formula FV=PV(I+i)^n where I solved for n to get 8.2097....
For problem #1 I used the formula FV=PV(I+i)^n where I solved
for n to get 8.2097. Im unsure of how to solve question #2. Help
ASAP would be very appreciated. Thank you.
Problem #1: How many years does it take for a deposit of $1000 to reach $3150 with an annual effective interest rate of 15%? Problem #1: 8.2097 Answer correct to 4 decimals Just Save Your work has been saved! (Back to Admin Page) Submit Problem #1 for Grading...
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THE QUESTION IS THAT I NEED A NARRATIVE ANALYSIS.............ON
PROBLEM 3.
I HAVE THE ANSWER I NEED THE NARRATIVE ANALYSIS AND WHAT WOULD
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interest rate of 5 percent with monthly compounding of
interest?
Question 1 Monev at the...
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orla 7.2 S-P+I armla 7.34S-P(I +) restated as FV-PV( 1 + ir Fermula S2 Farmals 10.1--1 Formula 11. FV er year 1+i-1 Formula 12.1P-1 Finding the fatare vaie et an ordisary general annuity using the eflective rate of inter est per paryment peried where p ( +i-1 PVr = PMT[I-(1+p)""I Finding the present value of an ordinary general annuity uning the eflective rate ot interest per paymeet period Farmata 12.3 Formula 124 SIZE OF THE NTH PAYMENT Finding the sire...
Using provided data, solve for present value. When calculating
1/(1+I/Y)^N, round your answer to four decimal places. Use your
rounded answer to calculate PV; enter PV rounded to the nearest
dollar. When entering (1+I/Y) into the formula, be sure to solve
for (1+I/Y) and then enter the result rounded to two decimal
places.
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I need help on question 2.
MODULE IV: TIME VALUE OF MONEY INTRODUCTION The time value of money analysis has many a lysis has many applications, ranging from setting hedules for paying off loans to decisions about whether to invest in a partie financial instrument. First, let's define the following notations: I = the interest rate per period Na the total number of payment periods in an annuity PMT = the annuity payment made each period PV = present value...
For problem #1 I used the formula FV=PV(I+i)^n where I solved
for n to get 8.2097. Im unsure of how to solve question #2. Help
ASAP would be very appreciated. Thank you.
Problem #1: How many years does it take for a deposit of $1000 to reach $3150 with an annual effective interest rate of 15%? Problem #1: 8.2097 Answer correct to 4 decimals Just Save Your work has been saved! (Back to Admin Page) Submit Problem #1 for Grading...
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I HAVE THE ANSWER I NEED THE NARRATIVE ANALYSIS AND WHAT WOULD
YOU RECOMMEND TO THE COMPANY.
PLEASE DO NOT WRITE OUT THE ANSWER THAT I ALREADY HAVE.
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