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1. The present value of a series of 50 payments starting at 100 at the end...

1. The present value of a series of 50 payments starting at 100 at the end of the first year and increasing by 1 each year thereafter is equal to 2X. The annual effective rate of interest is 9%. Calculate X.

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(a ) Year (b) Payment $ ( c) PV factor @9%(=1/(1+0.09)^a) (d) Present Value (c*b) $
1 100 0.917                     91.74
2 101 0.842                     85.01
3 102 0.772                     78.76
4 103 0.708                     72.97
5 104 0.650                     67.59
6 105 0.596                     62.61
7 106 0.547                     57.99
8 107 0.502                     53.70
9 108 0.460                     49.73
10 109 0.422                     46.04
11 110 0.388                     42.63
12 111 0.356                     39.46
13 112 0.326                     36.53
14 113 0.299                     33.81
15 114 0.275                     31.30
16 115 0.252                     28.97
17 116 0.231                     26.80
18 117 0.212                     24.80
19 118 0.194                     22.95
20 119 0.178                     21.23
21 120 0.164                     19.64
22 121 0.150                     18.17
23 122 0.138                     16.81
24 123 0.126                     15.55
25 124 0.116                     14.38
26 125 0.106                     13.30
27 126 0.098                     12.30
28 127 0.090                     11.37
29 128 0.082                     10.52
30 129 0.075                       9.72
31 130 0.069                       8.99
32 131 0.063                       8.31
33 132 0.058                       7.68
34 133 0.053                       7.10
35 134 0.049                       6.56
36 135 0.045                       6.07
37 136 0.041                       5.61
38 137 0.038                       5.18
39 138 0.035                       4.79
40 139 0.032                       4.43
41 140 0.029                       4.09
42 141 0.027                       3.78
43 142 0.025                       3.49
44 143 0.023                       3.23
45 144 0.021                       2.98
46 145 0.019                       2.75
47 146 0.017                       2.54
48 147 0.016                       2.35
49 148 0.015                       2.17
50 149 0.013                       2.00
Total of PV $               1,210.49

Present Value = 2X

$ 1,210.49 = 2X

X = 1,210.49 / 2 = $605.25(Answer)


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