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4. Capital budgeting problems: a. Baker Inc. expects to receive $197,400 each year for 20 years from the sale of its product, the Begonia Pope scarf. Calculate the value of the product to the company assuming its rate of return is 6.6% b. From Question a, calculate the value assuming it received $197,400 each year but received funds quarterly. c. From Question "a", calculate the value assuming it received $197,400 each year but received funds monthly d. Calculate the amount of the yearly payments if Doctor Corp. sold the Tardis for $24,000,000, and it received payments over 15 years at an interest rate of 8.8%. 7 OND EXAM, FALL 2020 TRUCTOR: J. DOUGLAS WELLINGTON ate a negative number by using parentheses, such as ($100). You must get the sign correct. $100 rent than ($100)! ramounts can be rounded to the nearest dollar. Intermediate numbers used in calculations should al places, such as 1.8834, not 1.9. Percentages should be rounded to 2 decimal places, such as 5. . e. From Question d, calculate the amount of the yearly payments if it received the first payment at the date of sale