Payment andfrequency(PMT)$1,200 end ofquarter4b $475.50 permonth (end)#4a4c Sper every sixmonths (end)4d $985.55 perquarter (end)4e $2,000 at thebeginning ofevery sixmonths4f $240 at thebeginning ofevery 3 monthsTime in years(n)6 years190 payments9 yearsyears12 years and 6months39 monthsInterest rate andcompoundfrequency (I/Y)5% compoundedquarterly64% compoundedquarterly4% compoundedmonthly17.95% compoundedmonthly%yearly2.95% compoundedsemi-annuallyPresent Value(PV)Not Applicable$18,000Not Applicable$39,000Not ApplicableFuture Value(FV)Not ApplicableNot Applicable$1,000,000Not Applicable

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# 4a 4b Payment and frequency (PMT) $1,200 end of quarter $475.50 per month (end) 4c S per every six months (end) 4d $985.55 per quarter (end) Time in years (n) 6 years 190 payments 9 years Interest rate and compound frequency (I/Y) 5% compounded quarterly 6%% compounded quarterly 4% compounded monthly 17.95% compounded years monthly Present Value (PV) Not Applicable $18,000 Not Applicable Future Value (FV) Not Applicable Not Applicable $1,000,000

# 4a 4b Payment and frequency (PMT) $1,200 end of quarter $475.50 per month (end) 4c S per every six months (end) 4d $985.55 per quarter (end) Time in years (n) 6 years 190 payments 9 years Interest rate and compound frequency (I/Y) 5% compounded quarterly 6%% compounded quarterly 4% compounded monthly 17.95% compounded years monthly Present Value (PV) Not Applicable $18,000 Not Applicable Future Value (FV) Not Applicable Not Applicable $1,000,000

Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis

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ISBN:9781337788281

Author:James M. Wahlen, Jefferson P. Jones, Donald Pagach

Publisher:James M. Wahlen, Jefferson P. Jones, Donald Pagach

ChapterM: Time Value Of Money Module

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8E: Cash Flow Amounts R. Lee Rouse borrows 10,000 that is to be repaid in 24 equal monthly installments...

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