1. Mary invested s20,000 into a bond fund 10 years ago. This fund had a track record of providing a very good return. She checked with her investment broker and found out that she has an accumulation of $36,000 in the account. What is the annual interest rate Mary earned in this investment? D. 4.31% C. 5.03% 05% A. 3.72% 2. Nicole wishes to double her investment in 4 years. If a financial institution offers her an interest rate that will enable her wish to come true. Assuming the interest is compounded weekly, what is nominal interest offered by the financial institution? D. 21.5% C. 17.4% B. 20.75%. A. 30% 3. Given a series of cash flows in the table below, determine the value of "y".i 7% Year 2 -5000 1000 500 Cash flow D. $6,252. C. $5,377.50 B. $4,097 A. $4922.50 4. The present worth of an amount of money "Y" that will be received 10 years from now is $10,000. At an interest rate of 8% per year, the value of "Y" ten years from now is equal to: D. $19,525 C. $16.756 B. $18,000 A. $21,589 5. Paul invested $10,000 at time "0" in a mutual fund that guaranteed a return of 5% per year and years in guaranteed fund at 4 return. After 20 years since the first investment, How much money in will have in both the funds? D. $63,372 B. $65,239 C. $89,813 A. $59,781 6. Axis Inc. invested $20,000 and $30,0000 respectively on two investments that yielded a combined rate of return of 10% compounded for five years the return on the first investment was 12%, what is the return the company obtained on the second investment. A. 3.33% B. 8.00% C. 8.59%. D. 10.00% 7. It is anticipated that a high tech equipment will cost $500,000 two years from now. If money is worth 12%, what will be the cost of the machine 10 years from now? D. $1,238,000 C. $1,463,100 B. $1,569,000 A. $1,553,000