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Fv=PV x ($1+r/c)^N PV=FV x 1/($1+r/c)^n -1/r/c Fv=ANN x ($1 + r/c)^n PV=Ann x ($1-$1/($1+r/c)^n/r/c im using these to find the answer to the problem

Fv=PV x ($1+r/c)^N
PV=FV x 1/($1+r/c)^n -1/r/c
Fv=ANN x ($1 + r/c)^n
PV=Ann x ($1-$1/($1+r/c)^n/r/c
im using these to find the answer to the problem but I don't know which ones to use and solve
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5. If you were a banker and a client offered to give you a $200,000 noninterest-bearing note that was due 5 years from today (the note promises to pay you only $200,000 five years from today) how much would you loan them if you wanted to earn an 8% annual interest rate that is compounded quarterly? 6. On July 1, 2008, a customer has agreed to make five $3,000 quarterly payments starting on Oct 1, 2008, and a final payment of $7,000 on July 1, 2011, for a piece of equipment that cost you $12,000. If the annual interest rate is 7% how much profit did you earn on the sale of the equipment

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