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Question 1 The village of Brompton has a bond obligation maturing in 7 years and will need to make a payment of $765,000. The treasurer wishes to make an investment today that will provide the needed funds at the bond's maturity. The relevant interest rate is 3.45%. The amount of the investment needed today is closest to Question 2 O out of 8 points Paul Lennon, DDS. has $35.675 to place in a retirement account today. He plans to add $740 a month to the account the retresin 18 years. He dike to have $450,000 when recies. The rate Dr. Lennon needs to earn to reach his goal is closest to Question 2 Dout of 8 por Paul Lennon, DOS, has $35,675 to place in a retirement count today. He plans to add $740 a month to the account until he retires in 18 years. He'd like to have $450,000 when retires. The rate Dr. Lennon needs to earn to reach his goal is closest to Question 3 + 8 out of 8 point Frank Ruzo is considering two investment options with seven-year lives. Option one pays $250 every quarter, the other pays $500 semi-annually. The option with the better value would be Question 4 Bout of points Which of the following statements concerning a sole proprietorship is correct? Question 5 8 out of 8 points Over the life of a conventional 5-year car loan for $28,745 at 5.125%, total interest paid is closest to: Question 6 O out of 8 points Darius Rucker is leaving Theta Tech after several years. During his time at Thota he accumulated a deferred payroll benefit. He must choose between a lump sum distribution or annual payments over the next 10 years, with his first payment deposited today. He believes he can invest any su received at 4.95% for the next ton years. The annual payments are $20,311 and the lump sum distribution is $165,000. To the nearest dollar, the more valuable choice is Question 7 Bout of points Ravi Shankar plans to purchase a car for 562,800 and he has $8.200 as a down payment. He will need to borrow the rest and plans to get a loan for 3 years at 3.90%. His monthly payments on the loan will be closest to & out of sports Question 8 Rank the following certificates of deposit from highest to lowest effective rates A 6 years at 11% compounding quarterly B. 2 years at 11.00% compounding every other month C. 1 year 11.01 compounding monthly D. 12 years 11.05% compounding twice a yea 8 out of 8 points Question 9 For consumer loans that are amortizing, periodic payments consist of: Question 10 Boutopoint Michel Hunteberger recently sold his holdings in the Mock market for $287.490 and is planning to invest the proceeds in a year bank certificate of deposit with a rate of 4.70W. The amount Michel will have when the certificate matures is to
