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natulia [17]
3 years ago
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Suppose that you just paid $76,000 for a security that will make its first payment to you in 7 years from today. It will continu

e to make equal annual payments every year indefinitely. Find the size of the payments that you will receive from the security if the interest rate is 5%
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1 answer:
iogann1982 [59]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

$5,346.98

Explanation:

Initial cash flow = 76,000

Discount rate = 5%

Suppose the C.F. in the 7th year is x which will flow till perpetuity

Present value of annual cash flow till perpetuity = Annual cash flow / Discount rate

PV at the 7th year = x/0.05

Discount factor = (1 + r)^n

Discount rate = 5%

Years   D. factor   Cash flows

0                 0            76,000

1           0.952381            -

2          0.907029           -

3          0.863838           -

4          0.822702           -

5          0.783526           -

6          0.746215            -

7           0.710681          x/0.05

So, 76000 = 0.710681 *(x/0.05)

76000 / 0.710681  = x / 0.05

x = 76000 / 0.710681 * 0.05

x = 5346.98408990813

x = 5346.98

Hence, if the interest rate is 5%, $5346.98 will be received annually from the 7th year

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