Lexi and Luke are walking after class between the library and the best pizzeria near campus. They're discussing Dr. Boudreaux's latest financial management lecture, which addressed the concept of present value and the process for calculating it. In anticipation of tomorrow's quiz, they've decided to review their lecture notes and the textbook materials and then practice one or two problems. Complete the missing information in the conversation that follows. Round your final answer to all computations to wo decimal places. However, if you compute any interest factors as an intermediate step in your calculations, round them to four decimal places. Luke So, what is a present value, and why is it important to be able to calculate it? .. Lexi According to Dr. Boudreaux, an asset's present or value is the current value of the cash flows that it will pay or receive in the future. Luke Wait! Can you give me an example of when it would be appropriate to calculate a present value? Lexi Sure, but it might make more sense for you to identify such a situation. So, tell me in which of the following two scenarios you would use a present value calculation, and then explain why that is