Mr. Anton received two offers for the old equipment he is selling. Mr. Brando will pay P6,500 in cash. Mr. Castilla will pay P7,000 consisting of a down payment of P1,000 and 12 monthly payments of P500. If the installment interest rate is 24% compounded monthly, which offer should Mr. Anton accept? note: Kindly show the step-by-step solution including how the present value was calculated.

Mr. Anton received two offers for the old equipment he is selling. Mr. Brando will pay P6,500 in cash. Mr. Castilla will pay P7,000 consisting of a down payment of P1,000 and 12 monthly payments of P500. If the installment interest rate is 24% compounded monthly, which offer should Mr. Anton accept? note: Kindly show the step-by-step solution including how the present value was calculated.

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Chapter4: Time Value Of Money

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