Topic: Geometric Gradient How much would you have to deposit now, so that you can withdraw of $10000 starting at the end of year 5, and subsequent withdrawals will decrease a rate of of 10% semiannual year over the previous year’s until at the end of year 8, if the interest rate is 6%, compounded semi-annually? Note: Draw the cash flow diagram and use interest rate with five decimal places.

Topic: Geometric Gradient How much would you have to deposit now, so that you can withdraw of $10000 starting at the end of year 5, and subsequent withdrawals will decrease a rate of of 10% semiannual year over the previous year’s until at the end of year 8, if the interest rate is 6%, compounded semi-annually? Note: Draw the cash flow diagram and use interest rate with five decimal places.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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