Regarding the Time Value of Money, which of the following is FALSE?

	a.	Assuming the time period is held constant, a larger interest rate will result in a larger PV.
	b.	Compounding refers to the process of using a PV and the correct inputs to find a FV.
	c.	All else equal, a longer time period will result in a larger FV.
	d.	If you have an interest rate of 0%, the PV will always be equal to the FV, regardless of time period.