The discount rate in discounted-cash-flow analysis represents: The time in the future that the cash flows will be received. The interest earned on prior period's interest. The present value of the cash-flow stream. The opportunity costs involved in receiving dollars in the future instead of the present. Question 6 1 pts If you invest $15,000 today at 9% annual interest, how much will you have in 1 year? Enter as a dollar amount with 2 decimals, do not include the $ sign (ex. 15.15). If you invest $15,000 today at 9% annual interest, how much will you have in 5 years? Enter as a dollar amount with 2 decimals, do not include the $ sign (ex. 15.15). Question 8 1 pts You will receive $75,000 at some time in the future. In the meantime, you can earn interest at an annual rate of 6%. How much is the $75,000 worth to you today if the time you must wait for its receipt is 5 years? Enter as a dollar amount with 2 decimals, do not include the $ sign (ex. 15.15). Since you are "paying" this amount upfront, the result should be a negative amount