A manufacturer of industrial grade gas handling equipment wants to have $725,000 in an equipment replacement contingency fund 10

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A manufacturer of industrial grade gas handling equipment wants to have $725,000 in an equipment replacement contingency fund 10

years from now. If the company plans to deposit a uniform amount of money each year beginning now and continuing through year 10 (total of 11 deposits), what must be the size of each deposit

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Amanda [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-09T07:56:42+03:00

Answer:

$41,354.98

Explanation:

Required future worth = Annual savings x FVIFA(r%, N) x (1 + r)

Required annual savings ($) = [Required future worth / FVIFA(r%, N)] / (1 + r)

= 725,000 / [FVIFA(10%, 10) * 1.1]

= 725,000 / (15.9374 * 1.1)

= 725,000 / 17.53114

= 41354.98318991235

= $41,354.98

Note: Since this is annuity due (deposit made at beginning of year), FV is divided by (1+r).