Given:
Future value, F=60508.29
Monthly payment, A = 165
Compounding period = month
Number of periods, n = 12*12=144
interest per period = i [ to be found ]
We have the relationship
F=A((1+i)^n-1)/i
but there is no explicit formula for i for given F, A and n.
We need to solve a non-linear equation for the value of i, the monthly interest rate.
One of the ways is to solve it by fixed iteration, i.e.
1. using the given relation, express i in terms of other parameters.
2. select an initial value of i
3. evaluate i according the equation in step 1 until the value is stable.
Here we will use the relationship to express
i=((60508.29*i)/165+1)^(1/144)-1 [ notice that i is on both sides of = sign ]
using an initial value of i=0.01 (about 1% per month).
Successively, we get
i=((60508.29*0.01)/165+1)^(1/144)-1=0.01075571
i=((60508.29*0.01075571)/165+1)^(1/144)-1=0.011160681, similarly
i=0.0113685
i=0.0114728
i=0.0115246
i=0.0115502
i=0.0115628
i=0.0115690
i=0.0115720
Assuming the above has stablilized, and the APR is 12 time the above value, namely
Annual percentage rate = 0.01157205998210142*12=0.13886=13.89%
At a nominal interest rate of i i convertible semiannually, an investment of 1,000 immediately and 1,500 at the end of the first year will accumulate to 2,600 at the end of the second year. Calculate i i.
Answer:
5 units
Explanation:
Breakeven point is the point or number of units sold that makes the cost equal with the revenue generated. In other words, it is the point in which the profit or loss made by an entity is 0.
Given;
Variable cost per unit = $20
Selling price per unit = $50
Fixed cost = cost of rent = $150
Let the number of units to be sold be c
Total revenue = 50c
total cost = 20c + 150
To break even, total revenue = total cost
20c + 150 = 50c
50c - 20c = 150
30c = 150
c = 5
Ray must sell 5 units to break even.
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Answer: C) on the balance sheet of the lessee with value equal to the present value of future lease payments.
Explanation:
According to IFRS 16 and US GAAP ASC 842 which commenced Jan 1, 2019 and Dec 15, 2018 respectively, Lease payments are to be recognized on the balance sheet of the Lessee at the present value of the future payments on the lease.
The discount rate to be used will be implicitly stated in the lease agreement if both parties were able to determine it.
