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    To calculate the future value in year 12 of a $180 cash flow made in year 5 with an interest rate of 10%, use the future value formula. Plug in 180 as the present value, 0.10 as the interest rate, and 7 as the number of periods. This gives a future value of $350.76.

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    To calculate the future value in year 12 of a $180 cash flow made in year 5 with an interest rate of 10%, use the future value formula. Plug in 180 as the present value, 0.10 as the interest rate, and 7 as the number of periods. This gives a future value of $350.76.

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    To calculate the future value in year 12 of a $180 cash flow made in year 5 with an interest rate of 10%, use the future value formula. Plug in 180 as the present value, 0.10 as the interest rate, and 7 as the number of periods. This gives a future value of $350.76.

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    What is the value in year 12 of a $180 cash flow made in year 5 if interest rates are 10

    percent?

    FVN = PV (1 + i)N
    FV(12-5) = PV (1 + i)(12-5)
    FV7 = 180 (1 + 0.10)7
    = 180 1.94871
    = 350.76

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