PV FV N i $500.00 $1,998.00 18 $17,355.36 $230,000.00 30 $35,000.00 $63,214.00 20 $27,651.26 $225,000.00 15

PV	FV	N	i
$500.00	$1,998.00	18
$17,355.36	$230,000.00	30
$35,000.00	$63,214.00	20
$27,651.26	$225,000.00	15

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PV	FV	N	i
$ 500.00	$ 1,998.00	18	8.00%
$ 17,355.36	$ 230,000.00	30	9.00%
$ 35,000.00	$ 63,214.00	20	3.00%
$ 27,651.26	$ 225,000.00	15	15.00%

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jeff jeffy answered 3 years ago

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