Mathematics, 26.11.2020 23:30, gudon986732
Find the value of P for which the inflows will equal the outflows. Find the effective rate first.
Rate 8% p y c d
Year Outflows Inflows
0 -P
1 -2P
2 -4P
3 -8P
4 -16P
5 $24,000
6 $30,000
7 $36,000
8 $42,000
9 $48,000
10 $54,000
Answers: 1
= cash-flow 
present value of discounting factor(rate %, time period)
![\to -p[1+\frac{2}{1.08}+\frac{4}{1.08^2}+ \frac{8}{1.08^3}+\frac{16}{1.08^4}] = 127960.43169\\\\\to -p[24.3923427] = 127960.43169\\\\\to -p = \frac{127960.43169}{24.3923427}\\\\\to p= 5245.93\\\\\to p= 5246](/tpl/images/0930/3681/e4c8a.png)
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