In: Accounting
For each of the following situations involving annuities, solve for the unknown. Assume that interest is compounded annually and that all annuity amounts are received at the end of each period. (i = interest rate, and n = number of years) (FV of $1, PV of $1, FVA of $1, PVA of $1, FVAD of $1 and PVAD of $1) (Use appropriate factor(s) from the tables provided.) (Round your final answers to nearest whole dollar amount.)
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1.
PV = P x PVAF (i %, n)
PV = P x PVAF (8 %, 5)
= $ 4,000 x 3.9927
= $ 15,970.80
2.
PV = P x PVAF (i, n)
$ 368,041 = $ 105,000 x PVAF (i, 4 yr)
PVAF (i, 4 yr) = $ 368,041/$ 105,000
PVAF (i, 4 yr) = 3.505152381
Look the annuity table 4 years row, 3.50515 matches with i value of 5.5%
PVAF (5.5%, 4 yr) = 3.50515
i = 5.5 %
3.
PV = P x PVAF (i, n)
$ 714,457 = $ 110,000 x PVAF (10 %, n)
PVAF (10 %, n) = $ 714,457/$ 110,000
PVAF (10 %, n) = 6.495063636
Look the annuity table 10 % row, 6.49506 matches with n value of 11 years
PVAF (10 %, 11 years) = 6.495063636
n = 11 years
4.
PV = P x PVAF (i, n)
$ 600,000 = $ 96,048 x PVAF (i, 9 yr)
PVAF (i, 9 yr) = $ 600,000 /$ 96,048
PVAF (i, 9 yr) = 6.246876562
Look the annuity table 9 years row, 6.246876 matches with i value of 8 % 6.2469
PVAF (8 %, 9 yr) = 6.2469
i = 8 %
5.
PV = P x PVAF (i %, n)
$ 200,000 = P x PVAF (10 %, 4)
$ 200,000 = P x 3.16987
P = $ 200,000/3.16987
P = $ 63,094.07