Chapter 11, E3B Choice A Present value of 40 periodic payments at 4% (from Table 2*): х Present value of a single payment at the end of 40 periods at 4% (from Table 1"): х Issue price (total present value) of Choice A Choice B Present value of 30 periodic payments at 4% (from Table 2*): х Present value of a single payment at the end of 30 periods at 4% (from Table 1*): х Issue price (total present value) of Choice B Issue price (total present value) of both bonds *From tho annondix o ont ualuo tahlor

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Valuing Bonds Using Present Value
E3B. Kirby, Inc., is considering the sale of two bond issues. Choice A is a $800,000
bond issue that pays semiannual interest of $64,000 and is due in 20 years. Choice B is
a $800,000 bond issue that pays semiannual interest of $60,000 and is due in 15 years.
Assume that the market interest rate for each bond is 8 percent. Calculate the amount
that Kirby will receive if both bond issues are made. (Hint: Calculate the present value
of each bond issue and sum.)

Chapter 11, E3B
Choice A
Present value of 40 periodic payments at 4%
(from Table 2*):
х
Present value of a single payment at the end
of 40 periods at 4% (from Table 1"):
х
Issue price (total present value) of Choice A
Choice B
Present value of 30 periodic payments at 4%
(from Table 2*):
х
Present value of a single payment at the end
of 30 periods at 4% (from Table 1*):
х
Issue price (total present value) of Choice B
Issue price (total present value) of both bonds
*From tho annondix o
ont ualuo tahlor
Transcribed Image Text:Chapter 11, E3B Choice A Present value of 40 periodic payments at 4% (from Table 2*): х Present value of a single payment at the end of 40 periods at 4% (from Table 1"): х Issue price (total present value) of Choice A Choice B Present value of 30 periodic payments at 4% (from Table 2*): х Present value of a single payment at the end of 30 periods at 4% (from Table 1*): х Issue price (total present value) of Choice B Issue price (total present value) of both bonds *From tho annondix o ont ualuo tahlor
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Choice A:

Periodic payment = $64,000

Maturity value after 20 years = $800,000

Present value annuity factor at 4% for 40 periods (since semiannual payments) = 19.792

Present value factor of $1 at 4% for after 40 periods = 0.208

Particulars Amount $

Present value of 40 periodic payments at 4%

(64,000*19.792)

1,266,688

Present value of single payment at the end of 40 periods at 4%

(800,000*0.208)

166,400
Issue price of choice A 1,433,088
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