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EBK CFIN

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Chapter4: Time Value Of Money

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a man wishes his son to recieve P 216874 fifteen years from no at three different interest rates. the interest rate in first 64 months is 8.357% compounded bimonthly, 12.554% compounded quarterly for the next 57 months and 12.974% compounded monthly for the rest of the period. what amount should he invest now?

a. 52,361.117

b. 45,975.953

c. 36.758.024

d. 41,0661.545

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