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4 How much do you have to deposit at the end of each year if you need $ 20,000 in 10 years, assuming k =

4 How much do you have to deposit at the end of each year if you need $ 20,000 in 10 years, assuming k = 6%?

1,517.36

1,519.36

1,521.36

1,523.36

None of the above

5 How much do you have to deposit at the end of each year if you need $ 20,000 in 10 years, assuming k = 6%?

1,517.36

1,519.36

1,521.36

1,523.36

None of the above

6 What is the present value of a consol (perpetual bond), assuming it offers $ 20 at the end of every year for ever and k = 8%?

20

160

250

400

None of the above

7 In how many years will $2,500 become $8,000 if k=2.5% simple interest per year?

84 years

86 years

88 years

90 years

None of the above

8 What is the future value of $53,748 deposited today at the end of 14 years, assuming the rate of interest is 0.7 percent, using simple rate of interest?

59,005.30

59,015.30

59,025.30

59,035.30

None of the above

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