B. Study the following situation then answer the questions that follow:Mr. and Mrs. Cruz are planning to have their own home but have limited budget. Theywent to a home developer for some advice as to how the down payment will beproduced for their chosen house and lot. This is the advice of the developer. To raisethe amount of the down payment of the house and lot at the end of 5 years, you willinvest P 23 000 at the end of each year for five years in an account that pays 8-%compounded annually.To find the down payment needed, give the values of the following:R =į(1) =m =t =j=,The situation above requires you to findamount (future value at the end ofthe term) F:

In this we need to find out the future value factor and from that we can get annual payment.

Answered: . and Mrs. Cruz are planning ent to a…

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