Answer:
A new CD is the correct answer.
Explanation:
Answer: a. $73,810.88
b. $10,185.18
Explanation:
a. The payments of $11,000 are constant so this can be considered an Annuity.
The cost of the Computer is it's present value which is,
Present Value of Annuity = Annuity Payment * Present Value Interest Factor of Annuity, 11%, 10 periods
= 11,000 * 6.71008 (Payment is made at the end of the year so this is an Ordinary Annuity)
= $73,810.88
b. When an Annuity is instead paid at the beginning of the period it is considered to be an Annuity due.
The formula is the same but for the figures ,
Present Value of Annuity Due = Annuity * Present Value Interest Factor of an Annuity Due, 11% , 10 periods
73,810.88 = Annuity * 7.24689
Annuity = 73,810.88/7.24689
= $10,185.18
The party that is liable for the loss is the BANK. This is because, the bank is liable for forged checks, if it fails to verify the signature on the check very well. It is written in the law that a payor bank that pays a check with a forged payee signature has paid a check that is not properly payable and is liable to its customer.
Answer:
It cost $915,166.69
Explanation:
R=75,000
i=j/m, j=0.0525, m=1 - annually
i=0.0525
n=mt
n=20
An=R[1-(1+i)^-n] : i
An=(75,000x[1-(1+0.0525)^-20]) : 0.0525
An=$ 915,166.69