Three professional siblings decided to save money so they can buy a house and lot for their parents after 5 years. The plan is for each to make semi-annual deposits of P20,000 in their respective bank accounts starting at the end of the first semester after the agreement up to the 5th year. All deposits are to be made at the end of the periods. One of them is not capable of starting at the same time with everyone because of a present obligation but promised to start the deposits by the end of the first semester after the second year up to the 5th year. How much should she deposit in equal amounts to save

Three professional siblings decided to save money so they can buy a house and lot for their parents after 5 years. The plan is for each to make semi-annual deposits of P20,000 in their respective bank accounts starting at the end of the first semester after the agreement up to the 5th year. All deposits are to be made at the end of the periods. One of them is not capable of starting at the same time with everyone because of a present obligation but promised to start the deposits by the end of the first semester after the second year up to the 5th year. How much should she deposit in equal amounts to save

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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