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A Intro Note: Please pay close attention to the exact wording. This is not a trick question, but the wording is important. Part 1 " Attempt 1/1 for 10 pts. The formula ( c ) ( + ) . gives the present value of an annuity with T cash flows that.. Check all that apply: ...has cash flows which arrive at evenly spaced intervals. m ...has cash flows that grow at a constant rate. ...has a cash flow C that arrives today. ) ...has a growth rate g that changes over time.Intro You invest $2,000 You wish to put money into a savings account to earn enough to make a down payment on a house in 7 years. Part 1 Attempt 1/2 for 10 pts. You pay $2,000 for a security that you expect will be worth $25,000 exactly 7 years from now. The security will make no intermediate payments. What is your annual return on this security?C Intro NOTE: If your answer includes a fractional year. please include any decimals. Part 1 Attempt 1/2 for 0 pts. How many years will it take for you to quadruple your money if you can invest at a rate of return of 25%Intro You want to buy a house financed with a 20-year fixed-rate mortgage that makes even monthly payments. The best annual interest rate (stated as an effective annual rate) you could find is 13% Part 1 " Attempt 1/2 for 0 pts. What is the most you can borrow if you can only afford to pay $1.300 per month?Intro The NPV is preferred over the Internal Rate of Return as a benchmark decision rule because of one primary problem with the IRR. Part 1 ~ Attempt 1/1 for 10 pts. What major problem does the IRR rule have? It's not widely used in the industry, so investors have little exposure to it It only comes in unattractive shades of blue and off-white It leaks motor oil, so you have to continually clean your driveway. ") It fails to account for the scale of a project, often selecting smaller, less valuable projectsH Intro A security pays an annual dividend of $0.8 forever. The appropriate discount rate is 5% per year. Part 1 " Attempt 1/2 for 0 pts. What is the present value of this security if the first payment is made one year from now? D+ decimals Missing answer Part 2 " Attempt 1/2 for 0 pts. What is the present value of this security if the first payment is made two years from now? (The security still makes annual payments after that as before.) 1+ decimals Missing