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Manalo Timevalue5
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a. n = 360 PVA=
PMT [ 〖𝑃𝑉𝐹𝐴〗 _.5,360]
I/Y = 0.005 178000 = PMT (166.792604197)
PV= 178000 PMT= 1,067
FV= 0
d. n = 276
PMT= 1,067
PV= 159,558
e. n = 180 PVA=
PMT [ 〖𝑃𝑉𝐹𝐴〗 _.5,180]
I/Y = 0.5 178000 = PMT (118.503132344)
PV= 178000 PMT= 1502
PMT= 1502.07
Remaining 20 years
k 1
n 240
PVFA1,240 90.8194
PVA 251,106
PMT 2,765
ARM 564
per month higher
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a. Earnings 19,000,000
Rate of Return 0.2
P of Hanson 95,000,000
b. Capitalizing in a a higher price would mean lower in percentage of return because of Roper paying more for the exact sam
c. The argument that Hanson is likely to use is based on the data provided is that the firm's stability
and it is believe that the business is going to continue with the going concern assumption.
32 k 0.5
n 60
PV 50,000
FVF.5,60 1.3489
FV 67,445
Continuous compounding
PV 50,000
e^(.06)(5) 1.3499
FV 67,495
Difference 50
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a. PMT 600
PVFA1,120] 69.7005
PVA 41,820
Savings req 18,180
b. FVA 18,180
PVFA2,8 8.583
Save up 2,118
41 PV Annuity
k 0.75
n 60
PMT 500
PVFA.75,60 48.1734
PVA 24,087
k 0.75
n 24
FV 24,087
PVF.75,24 0.8358
PV 20,132
paying more for the exact same earnings.
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