You expect to receive two cash flows: $41,000 paid in 5 years and $61,500 paid in...
You expect to receive two cash flows: $41,000 paid in 5 years and $61,500 paid in 10 years. The annual interest rate is 8%. What is the future value of the combined cash flows, in 15 years? EXPLAIN
Homework Answers
The cash flows at the end of 15 years in the case of first cash flows:
$41,000 * (1.08)^10
= $88,515.92
The second cash flows at the end of 10 years is :
$61,500 (1.08)^5
= $90,363.68
Therefore, the total cash flows at the end of 15 years is( $88,515.92 + $90,363.68 = $178,879.6)
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