Present discounted values (I): Compute the present discounted value of thefollowing income streams. Assume the interest rate is 3%.(a) $50,000, received 1 year from now.(b) $50,000, received 10 years from now.(c) $100 every year, forever, starting immediately.(d) $100 every year, forever, starting 1 year from now.(e) $100 every year for the next 50 years, starting immediately.

Present discounted values (I): Compute the present discounted value of thefollowing income streams. Assume the interest rate is 3%.(a) $50,000, received 1 year from now.(b) $50,000, received 10 years from now.(c) $100 every year, forever, starting immediately.(d) $100 every year, forever, starting 1 year from now.(e) $100 every year for the next 50 years, starting immediately.

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Chapter4: Time Value Of Money

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