An account pays 4 percent interest (yearly effective). 10,000 dollars is deposited into that account at the end of the first year, and the deposits increase by 2000 dollars each year (12,000 is the second year’s deposit, etc.)
What is the amount in the account at the end of 20 years and what is the present value?
At the end of 1st year amount deposite is $10,000
increases by 2000 for 20 years
The amount at the end of 20 years is $48,000 as shown in the exxcel column
10000 |
12000 |
14000 |
16000 |
18000 |
20000 |
22000 |
24000 |
26000 |
28000 |
30000 |
32000 |
34000 |
36000 |
38000 |
40000 |
42000 |
44000 |
46000 |
48000 |
Thus FV = $48,000
i = 4%
n = 20 years
FV = PV
48000 = PV
PV = 48000 /
= 48000 / 2.191 = $21,907.80 = $21,908(rounded ioff to nearest whole number)
PV = $21,908
So FV = 21908(2.191) = $48000
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