Jazelle Momba wants to visit her family in Zimbabwe in 2025, which is 7 years from now. She knows that it will cost approximately $8,100 including flight costs, on-the-ground costs, and extra spending money to stay for 4 months. If she opens an account that compounds interest at 6% semiannually, how much does she need to deposit today to cover the total cost of her visit? TABLEProsent value of $1 at end of poriodPerlod1%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%8%9%10%1.9901985298049709961595249434934692599174909198039707961294269246907089008734857384178264397069563942391518890863883968163793877227513961094229238B885854882277921762973507084683095159283905786268219783574737130680664996209942091458880837579037462705066636302596356457.9327901087068131759971076651622758355470513292358877853578947307676862745820540350 194665914387468368766470266446.5919543950024604424110905386178203744167566139558450834632A2243855118963848980437224649658475268475142893875350512887483647885701462465568497044403971355531861387878240773068106006530346884150367732622897148700811975796611577550514423387834052992263315861379997430641955534810417336243152274523941685287880728462325339458139363387291925192176178444776471426050513443633714316627032311197818836076497002587449364155350329592502212017991982777536686457034746395733052765231719451635208195742567305537456437693118258421451784148621811473156598537543883589294224151987163713512280347207646852194220341827752257183915021228237954710063425067405732562618210917031378247876699562174919390131012470197115771264101525779868926095477637512953233018421460.11600923267720679059764637360728122198172213521064083927764466905859450234682678207416091252097607632875686591574443713335255119561504.115908950693297493649456314243320724291846140610730822063030741963985521.412030832314174113140994075405733570595939500035542534181313010937.0676049003564067175513452930662083142009720668.046003180221Note: For more detaled tables, see your booklet the Business Moth Handbook

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Jazelle Momba wants to visit her family in Zimbabwe in 2025, which is 7 years from now. She knows that it will cost approximately $8,100 including flight costs, on-the-ground costs, and extra spending money to stay for 4 months. If she opens an account that compounds interest at 6% semiannually, how much does she need to deposit today to cover the total cost of her visit?

Jazelle Momba wants to visit her family in Zimbabwe in 2025, which is 7 years from now. She knows that it will cost approximately $8,100 including flight costs, on-the-ground costs, and extra spending money to stay for 4 months. If she opens an account that compounds interest at 6% semiannually, how much does she need to deposit today to cover the total cost of her visit?

Financial & Managerial Accounting

13th Edition

ISBN:9781285866307

Author:Carl Warren, James M. Reeve, Jonathan Duchac

Publisher:Carl Warren, James M. Reeve, Jonathan Duchac

Chapter10: Current Liabilities And Payroll

Section: Chapter Questions

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