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Determine the present value of this investment using a 8% annual
interest rate. (Round your answer to nearest whole
dollar.)
Present value of this investment
Interest rate (r) = 8%
n = 8 years
Present value = $15,100*PVAF(8%,8) + $151,000*PVF(8%,8)
= $15,100 * 5.74664 + $151,000 * 0.5403
= $86,774.264 + $81,585.3
= $168,360
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