A) $69,407.19
B) $64,221.80
C) $67,721.24
D) $70,407.16
E) $71,121.03
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Multiple Choice
A) $5,465.20
B) $6,018.52
C) $6,299.80
D) $5,549.96
E) $6,856.60
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Multiple Choice
A) $11,694.21
B) $12,484.57
C) $12,729.12
D) $15,089.23
E) $14,429.52
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Multiple Choice
A) Weekly grocery bill
B) Clothing purchases
C) Car repairs
D) Auto loan payment
E) Medical bills
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Multiple Choice
A) $3,783,648.48
B) $3,480,817.37
C) $2,108,001.32
D) $3,202,223.89
E) $3,202,840.91
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A) 15.39 percent
B) 14.61 percent
C) 15.10 percent
D) 15.51 percent
E) 15.73 percent
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Multiple Choice
A) $32,451.13
B) $53,666.67
C) $47,500.00
D) $69,000.00
E) $52,440.00
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Multiple Choice
A) $568,346.72
B) $531,019.80
C) $573,323.90
D) $564,009.27
E) $526,468.23
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Multiple Choice
A) 4.80 percent
B) 3.87 percent
C) 4.10 percent
D) 4.21 percent
E) 4.39 percent
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Multiple Choice
A) a set of unequal cash flows.
B) an ordinary annuity.
C) a perpetuity.
D) an annuity due.
E) a consol.
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Multiple Choice
A) as if it were compounded one time per year.
B) as the quoted rate compounded by 12 periods per year.
C) in terms of the rate charged per day.
D) in terms of the interest payment made each period.
E) in terms of an effective rate.
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Multiple Choice
A) $10,032
B) $30,096
C) $12,840
D) $20,064
E) $18,667
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Multiple Choice
A) Increasing monthly payments forever
B) Increasing quarterly payments for six years
C) Unequal payments each year for nine years
D) Equal annual payments for life
E) Equal weekly payments forever
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Multiple Choice
A) an ordinary annuity.
B) an annuity due.
C) amortized payments.
D) a perpetuity.
E) a perpetuity due.
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Multiple Choice
A) $4,511.08
B) $4,215.37
C) $2,754.40
D) $4,013.20
E) $5,208.19
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Multiple Choice
A) All else equal, an ordinary annuity is more valuable than an annuity due.
B) All else equal, a decrease in the number of payments increases the future value of an annuity due.
C) An annuity with payments at the beginning of each period is called an ordinary annuity.
D) All else equal, an increase in the discount rate decreases the present value and increases the future value of an annuity.
E) ..All else equal, an increase in the number of annuity payments decreases the present value and increases the future value of an annuity.
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Multiple Choice
A) 1.22 percent
B) 1.50 percent
C) 1.65 percent
D) 1.15 percent
E) 1.30 percent
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Multiple Choice
A) 10.32 years
B) 21.14 years
C) 15.08 years
D) 11.14 years
E) 20.32 years
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Multiple Choice
A) $35,211.57
B) $37,235.16
C) $40,822.55
D) $42,321.68
E) $44,564.54
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Multiple Choice
A) $2,567.15
B) $2,675.10
C) $2,761.32
D) $2,818.74
E) $2,890.62
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