4-53For diagrams (a) to (d), compute the present values of the cash flows. ### Cash Flow Diagrams#### Diagram (a): Interest Rate (i) = 10%This diagram represents a cash flow scenario at an interest rate of 10%. The timeline on the horizontal axis spans from year 0 to year 4.- At year 0, there is no cash flow.- At year 1, there is an inflow of 125.- At year 2, there is an inflow of 150.- At year 3, there is an inflow of 175.- At year 4, there is an inflow of 200.#### Diagram (b): Interest Rate (i) = 10%This diagram shows a cash flow scenario at a 10% interest rate, spanning from year 0 to year 3.- At year 0, there is no cash flow.- At year 1, there is no cash flow.- At year 2, there is an inflow of 3000.- At year 3, there is an inflow of 2000.- At year 3, there is an additional inflow of 1000.#### Diagram (c): Interest Rate (i) = 10%This diagram presents another cash flow scenario with the same interest rate of 10%, over a timeline from year 0 to year 5.- At year 0, there is no cash flow.- At year 1, there is no cash flow.- At year 2, there is an inflow of 1000.- At year 3, there is an inflow of 2000.- At year 4, there is no cash flow.- At year 5, there is an inflow of 3000.### ExplanationEach vertical arrow represents a cash inflow at the specified time. The diagrams effectively illustrate the time value of money, where different cash inflows occur at different times and amounts under a consistent interest rate of 10%. These scenarios can help in understanding the financial principle of discounting future cash flows to their present values.

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