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“I, the undersigned, strive to uphold the values on honor and excellence. I pledge upon my
honor that no form of intellectual dishonesty was committed in this homework. I
understand that committing such offense, my homework will not be checked, and its
score will be zero.”
The rule of 78th comes from the summation of the numbers 1 through 12 which is the number of months
in a year. This method can apply to any number of month as long as the number of months are added. An
example can be 24 months and the summation of 1 through 24 is 300. The computation of that can be
(((n(n+1))/2) where n is the number of months there will be.
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k (k +1)
u= F
n(n+1)
35 (35+1)
u= ( 84829.64)
42(42+1)
u=59183.47
Payoff amount= ( k +1 ) R−u
Payoff amount= (35+ 1 ) (10113.95)−59183.47
Payoff amount=304918.73
6. Compute the payoff amount using the interest factor (annuity formula)
n
i g = 1+ i m −1
( ) n
12
i g = 1+ 0.06105 12 −1
( 12 )
i g = 0.0050875
i g = 0.50875 %
1−( 1+i g )−mt
P = A[ ]
ig
Garcia, Carlos Miguel R.
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