th e#$t$on% &o are e'pe(te# to !e yor (al(lator an# !how yor (al(lator $npt! an# otpt!) #$!t$n*$!h$n* the otpt% 1. The Lexington Property Development Company has a $10,000 note receivable from a customer ue in three years. !o" much is the note "orth toay if the interest rate is a. #$% b. 1&$ compoune monthly% c. '$ compoune (uarterly% . 1'$ compoune monthly% e. )$ compoune continuously% Cal(lator +olt$on: * + ,- P.T P-/% a 0 # 10,00 0 0 $),)&& b 01 1 10,00 0 0 $1,#'# c 1& & 10,00 0 0 $),''2 01 1.2 10,00 0 0 $2,'21 e. not assigne. Continuous compouning uses e 3the base of the natural logarithm4. ,- / P- 3e 5n 4 $10,000 / P- 6e .0)304 7 $10,000 / P- 61.&00)7 P- / $',102.)0 &. 8hat "ill a eposit of $9,200 left in the ban5 be "orth uner the follo"ing conitions: a. Left for nine years at )$ interest% b. Left for six years at 10$ compoune semiannually% c. Left for five years at '$ compoune (uarterly% . Left for 10 years at 1&$ compoune monthly% Cal(lator +olt$on!: * + P- P.T ,-/% a # ) 9,200 0 $',&)0.&2 b 1& 2 9,200 0 $',0'1.22 c &0 & 9,200 0 $1,1'1.22 1&0 1 9,200 0 $19,'21.'0 0. 8hat interest rates are implie by the follo"ing lening arrangements% a. ;ou borro" $200 an repay $222 in one year. b. ;ou len $1,'20 an are repai $&,0)'.11 in t"o years. c. ;ou len $)20 an are repai $1,119.91 in five years "ith (uarterly compouning. . ;ou borro" $1&,200 an repay $&1,019.&9 in three years uner monthly compouning. 3*ote: +n c an , be sure to give your ans"er as the annual nominal rate.4 Cal(lator +olt$on: * P- P.T ,- +/% *om/% 1 200 0 <222 11$ = 1 & 1,'20 0 <&,0)'.11 1$ = &0 )20 0 <1,119.91 &$ '$ 01 1&,200 0 <&1,019.&9 1.2$ 1'$ 9. !o" long oes it ta5e for the follo"ing to happen% a. $'21 gro"s into $1,1&& at )$. b. $920 gro"s into $)&2.20 at 1&$ compoune monthly. c. $2,000 gro"s into $1)&9.99 at 10$ compoune (uarterly. Cal(lator +olt$on: + P- P.T ,- */% ) <'21 0 1,1&& 9 years 1 <920 0 )&2.20 9' months / 9 years &.2 <2,000 0 1,)&9.99 1& (uarters / 0 years 2. >ally ?uthrie is loo5ing for an investment vehicle that "ill ouble her money in five years. a. 8hat interest rate, to the nearest "hole percentage, oes she have to receive% b. @t that rate, ho" long "ill it ta5e the money to triple% c. +f she canAt fin anything that pays more than 11$, approximately ho" long "ill it ta5e to ouble her investment% . 8hat 5in of financial instruments o you thin5 >ally is loo5ing at% @re they ris5y% 8hat coul happen to >allyAs investment% +,-.T/,0!: a. * +/% P- P.T ,- 2 12$ <1 0 & b. n / ).# years 3approximate "ith ' years4 */% + P- P.T ,- ).# 12 <1 0 0 c. n / 1.1 years 3approximate "ith ) years4 */% + P- P.T ,- 1.1 11 <1 0 & . +nvestments "ith anticipate returns li5e these are probably gro"th<oriente stoc5s "ith consierable ris5. >he coul lose money. &0. 8hat are the monthly mortgage payments on a 00<year loan for $120,000 at 1&$% Construct an amortiBation table for the first six months of the loan. +,-.T/,0: * + P- P.T/% ,- 010 1&C1& 120,00 0 <129&.#& 0 ;ear Deg Dal P.T +*T Prin Ee. Fn Dal 1 $120,000.00 $1,29&.#& $1,200.00 $9&.#& $19#,#2).0' & 19#,#2).0' 1,29&.#& 1,9##.2) 90.02 19#,#10.)0 0 19#,#10.)0 1,29&.#& 1,9##.10 90.)# 19#,'1#.#9 9 19#,'1#.#9 1,29&.#& 1,9#'.)0 99.&& 19#,'&2.)& 2 19#,'&2.)& 1,29&.#& 1,9#'.&1 99.11 19#,)'1.01 1 19#,)'1.01 1,29&.#& 1,9#).'1 92.11 19#,)02.#2 & &'. The Grion Corp. is evaluating a proposal for a ne" proHect. +t "ill cost $20,000 to get the unerta5ing starte. The proHect "ill then generate cash inflo"s of $&0,000 in its first year an $11,000 per year in the next five years after "hich it "ill en. Grion uses an interest rate of 12$ compoune annually for such evaluations. a. Calculate the I*et Present -alueJ 3*P-4 of the proHect by treating the initial cost as a cash outflo" 3a negative4 in the present, an aing the present value of the subse(uent cash inflo"s as positives. b. 8hat is the implication of a positive *P-% 38ors only.4 c. >uppose the inflo"s "ere some"hat lo"er, an the *P- turne out to be negative. 8hat "oul be the implication of that result% 38ors only.4 3This problem is a previe" of a techni(ue calle Capital Dugeting, "hich "eKll stuy in etail in Chapters #, 10, an 11.4 +olt$on: a. Lse the C,H portion of your calculator C, 0 / <20,000 C, 1 / &0,000 C, & / 11,000 M C, 1 / 11,000 + / 12 Compute *P- / 19,0&#.#' b. @ positive *P- means that on a present value basis the proHectKs cash inflo"s excee its outflo"s. That implies itKs a goo eal for the company. +n essence it is expecte to increase the firmKs "ealth an value to stoc5holers. >ince thatKs "hat management is suppose to o, they shoul accept the proHect. c. @ negative means Hust the opposite. +t implies that, on balance, the proHect "ill cost the firm money. !ence it shoul be reHecte. 0&. Nanet Flliott Hust turne &0, an receive a gift of $&0,000 from her rich uncle. Nanet plans ahea an "oul li5e to retire on her 22 th birthay. >he thin5s sheKll nee to have about $& million save by that time in orer to maintain her lavish lifestyle. >he "ants to ma5e a payment at the en of each year until sheKs 20 into an account sheKll open "ith her uncleKs gift. @fter that sheK li5e to stop ma5ing payments an let the money gro" at interest until it reaches $& million "hen she turns 22. @ssume she can invest at )$ compoune annually. +gnore the effect of taxes. a. !o" much "ill she have to invest each year in orer to achieve her obHective% b. 8hat percent of the $& million "ill have been contribute by Nanet 3incluing the $&0,000 she got from her uncle4% +,-.T/,0: a. ,irst "e nee to 5no" ho" much she "ill nee to accumulate by the time she reaches 20 so that amount can gro" to $& million by the time she reaches 22. n / 2O +C; / )O P.T / 0O ,- / &,000,000 CPT P- / $1,9&2,#)&.01 That number becomes the ,- in an orinary annuity "ith a $&0,000 P- n / 00O +C; / )O P- / &0,000O ,- / 31,9&2,#)&.014 CPT P.T / $10,9'9.1# b. Nanet "ill have contribute $&0,000 P 00 x $10,9'9.1# / $9&9,2&2.)0, an 9&9,2&2.)0C&,000,000 / &1.&0$ 0