17. Suppose we have a series of cash flows like this: x dollar at the end of 3 months, 100 dollar at theend of 6 months, x dollar at the end of 9 months, 100 dollars at the end of 1 year, and this patterngoes on forever. We know the present value of these cash flows as of today is $1,000 whendiscounted at 4% compounded quarterly. Find the value of x.a) $910.99Ib) $212.12c) - $79.11d) - $79.9018. Suppose there is a series of cash flows: $10 at the end of year 1, $20 at the end of year 2, andnothing at the end of year 3, $10 dollars at the end of year 4, $20 at the end of year 5, and nothingat the end of year 6, and this pattern goes for a total 99 years. Assuming EAR is 10%, how muchmoney will be there at the end of year 99.a) $1,290,528b) $103c) $12,527d) None of the aboveMay someone please kindly show the step-by-step solution by using the financialcalculator or through an easy to understandmethod.

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17. Suppose we have a series of cash flows like this: x dollar at the end of 3 months, 100 dollar at the end of 6 months, x dollar at the end of 9 months, 100 dollars at the end of 1 year, and this pattern goes on forever. We know the present value of these cash flows as of today is $1,000 when discounted at 4% compounded quarterly. Find the value of x. a) $910.99 b) $212.12 I c) - $79.11 d) - $79.90

17. Suppose we have a series of cash flows like this: x dollar at the end of 3 months, 100 dollar at the end of 6 months, x dollar at the end of 9 months, 100 dollars at the end of 1 year, and this pattern goes on forever. We know the present value of these cash flows as of today is $1,000 when discounted at 4% compounded quarterly. Find the value of x. a) $910.99 b) $212.12 I c) - $79.11 d) - $79.90

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