Apply the concept from page 8-9 practice 4 of the VLN: How much could you borrow today if you make monthly payments of $300.00 for the next 5 years with a market rate of interest of 3%? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.________
Apply the concept from page 8-9 practice 4 of the VLN: How much could you borrow today if you make monthly payments of $300.00 for the next 5 years with a market rate of interest of 3%? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.________
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Apply the concept from page 8-9 practice 4 of the VLN: How much could you borrow today if you make monthly payments of $300.00 for the next 5 years with a market rate of interest of 3%? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.________
![4. How much could you borrow today if you make semi-annual payments of $1,000 for 5 years
at an 8% market interest rate?
%24
4
7
10
%3D
CASH FLOW
X FACTOR (
%, n)
or
N
IY
PV
PMT
FV
5. How much would you pay for an investment that provides $100 semiannually for five years
and at the end of five years it would also provide $5,000? At the time of your decision, the
market rate of interest is 3.5%.
$5000
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
1
4
5
6
7
9.
10
%3D
CASH FLOW
FACTOR (
%, n)
CASH FLOW
FACTOR (
%, n)
or
I/Y
PV
PMT
FV
Assets and Liabilities are recorded at PRESENT VALUE (cash equivalent)
6. On January 1st, BB Company acquired a truck that had a purchase price of $38,000. The seller
agreed to allow BB to pay for the truck over a five-year period (12 payments per year, 60
payments in total) at 3% interest. Determine the amount of each payment:
CASH FLOW
FACTOR (
%, n)
Present Value
or
1/Y
PV
PMT
FV
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Transcribed Image Text:4. How much could you borrow today if you make semi-annual payments of $1,000 for 5 years
at an 8% market interest rate?
%24
4
7
10
%3D
CASH FLOW
X FACTOR (
%, n)
or
N
IY
PV
PMT
FV
5. How much would you pay for an investment that provides $100 semiannually for five years
and at the end of five years it would also provide $5,000? At the time of your decision, the
market rate of interest is 3.5%.
$5000
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
1
4
5
6
7
9.
10
%3D
CASH FLOW
FACTOR (
%, n)
CASH FLOW
FACTOR (
%, n)
or
I/Y
PV
PMT
FV
Assets and Liabilities are recorded at PRESENT VALUE (cash equivalent)
6. On January 1st, BB Company acquired a truck that had a purchase price of $38,000. The seller
agreed to allow BB to pay for the truck over a five-year period (12 payments per year, 60
payments in total) at 3% interest. Determine the amount of each payment:
CASH FLOW
FACTOR (
%, n)
Present Value
or
1/Y
PV
PMT
FV
Page 8-9
Chapter 8
![CASH FLOW| FACTOR ( %, n )| |Present Value|
or
Equation for the Factor Tables
Cash flow x Factor = Value
Cash flow x PV factor = Present value
Cash flow x FV factor = Future Value
For the Financial Calculator
BAII PLUS
* TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
If the analysis is a single sum,
then the PMT=0
If the analysis is an annuity, then
either PV or FV will be = 0.
If the Value is FV, PV = 0
If the Value is PV, FV =0
QuIT
SET
ENTER
DEL
CPT
ONIOFF
2ND
CF
IRR
AMORT
CR TVH
N
PHT
IV
RAND
+
HYP
SIN
Cos
TAN
INV
DATA
STAT
BOND
8
LN
7
9
ROUND
DEPR
BREEVH
STO
4
6
DATE
ICONV
PROFIT
+
RCL
CIR WORE
1
3
ANS
CEC
MEM
FORMAT
RESET
+|-
Calculate any Factor by typing in the number of compounding periods (n) and interest rate (%)
FVA
4.18363
PV$1
PVA
FV$1
4
3.00%
1.12551
0.88849
3.71710
1. Cash flow: single sum (PV or FV) or
annuity (PMT); if PMT is involved, it will
ALWAYS be the CASH FLOW!
2. Value: Present value or Future Value
3. I/Y (divide annual interest by
compounding periods per year)
4. N: number of compounding periods over
Chapter 8 the life afs'compounding periods per
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Transcribed Image Text:CASH FLOW| FACTOR ( %, n )| |Present Value|
or
Equation for the Factor Tables
Cash flow x Factor = Value
Cash flow x PV factor = Present value
Cash flow x FV factor = Future Value
For the Financial Calculator
BAII PLUS
* TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
If the analysis is a single sum,
then the PMT=0
If the analysis is an annuity, then
either PV or FV will be = 0.
If the Value is FV, PV = 0
If the Value is PV, FV =0
QuIT
SET
ENTER
DEL
CPT
ONIOFF
2ND
CF
IRR
AMORT
CR TVH
N
PHT
IV
RAND
+
HYP
SIN
Cos
TAN
INV
DATA
STAT
BOND
8
LN
7
9
ROUND
DEPR
BREEVH
STO
4
6
DATE
ICONV
PROFIT
+
RCL
CIR WORE
1
3
ANS
CEC
MEM
FORMAT
RESET
+|-
Calculate any Factor by typing in the number of compounding periods (n) and interest rate (%)
FVA
4.18363
PV$1
PVA
FV$1
4
3.00%
1.12551
0.88849
3.71710
1. Cash flow: single sum (PV or FV) or
annuity (PMT); if PMT is involved, it will
ALWAYS be the CASH FLOW!
2. Value: Present value or Future Value
3. I/Y (divide annual interest by
compounding periods per year)
4. N: number of compounding periods over
Chapter 8 the life afs'compounding periods per
Page 8-1
year)
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