Study Problem 5-1-c FV of $775 if invested for 12 years at 12% compounded annually? FV n =PV(1 +i) n or FV 12 =775(1 +.12) 12 = $3, or 775 +/- PV;

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Study Problem 5-1-c FV of $775 if invested for 12 years at 12% compounded annually? FV n =PV(1 +i) n or FV 12 =775(1 +.12) 12 = $3, or 775 +/- PV; 12 I/Y; 12 N; 0 PMT CPT FV=3,019.40

Study Problem 5-3-a At what rate would $500 have to be invested to grow to $1,948 in 12 years if interest is compounded annually? 500 +/- PV;1,948 FV; 0 PMT; 12 N; CPT I/Y=12 %.

Study Problem 5-18 Borrow from a finance company at 12% compounded monthly or from a bank at 13% compounded annually. Which is the better deal? Solution: compare the future value of a common set of cash flows, say $ % monthly -100+/- PV; 12/12 = 1 I/Y; 12 N; 0 PMT; CPT FV = % annually – 100 +/- PV; 13 I/Y; 1 N; CPT FV =