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aleksley [76]
3 years ago
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A company borrows $50,000 by signing a $50,000, 8% note that requires six equal payments of (round to the nearest dollar) at the

end of each year. (The present value of an annuity of six annual payments, discounted at 8% equals 4.6229.)
Business
1 answer:
elixir [45]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

An information is missing on this question but I found the complete details as shown below;

"A company borrows $50,000 by signing a $50,000, 8% note that requires six equal payments of

<em>10816</em> (round to the nearest dollar) at the end of each year. (The present value of an annuity of six

annual payments, discounted at 8% equals 4.6229.) "

Explanation:

An annuity payment is made in equal amounts for a specified period of time in this case 6 years.

Since the equal payments are made annually and you are given the Present value of the annuity as $50,000 & discount factor of 4.6229, divide the PV by the discount factor. The value of equal payments should be equivalent to the $<em>10816 ;</em>

<em>=50,000 / </em>4.6229

= 10815.7217

Next, round the answer to the nearest dollar;

When rounded to the nearest whole number it becomes $10,816.

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