A contractor would like to invest in a real-estate development project and expecting toget $20,000 annually.A. To achieve that goal of the investment, howmuch should be deposited as a single sum ofmoney with 5% compounded annually wherethe first withdrawal occurring 1 year after thedeposit.B. What if the contractor would invest 50% ofthe money that he got after 5 years in a fundthat pay 8% compounded annually by making10 equal annual withdrawals from the fund.How much can he withdraw when the firstwithdrawal occur 1 year after deposit.C. Draw cashflow diagram

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A contractor would like to invest in a real- estate development project and expecting to get $20,000 annually. To achieve that goal of the investment, how much should be deposited as a single sum of money with 5% compounded annually where the first withdrawal occurring 1 year after the deposit. What if the contractor would invest 50% of the money that he got after 5 years in a fund that pay 8% compounded annually by making 10 equal annual withdrawals from the fund. How much can he withdraw when the first withdrawal occur 1 year after deposit. Draw cashflow diagram

A contractor would like to invest in a real- estate development project and expecting to get $20,000 annually. To achieve that goal of the investment, how much should be deposited as a single sum of money with 5% compounded annually where the first withdrawal occurring 1 year after the deposit. What if the contractor would invest 50% of the money that he got after 5 years in a fund that pay 8% compounded annually by making 10 equal annual withdrawals from the fund. How much can he withdraw when the first withdrawal occur 1 year after deposit. Draw cashflow diagram

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Chapter11: Capital Budgeting Decisions

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