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What are the formulas I need to solve the PV factors used for the single sum...

What are the formulas I need to solve the PV factors used for the single sum and annuity? Also for the PV face ad PV interest?

NFT Consulting and Sales Inc
Cash Received/Annual Cash Payment Requirement
The company could issue $2,000,000 of long-term bonds, due in 5 years with a stated rate of interest, paid semiannually, of 4%. The market rate for similar debt is 6%.  
Cash Received Annual Cash Required
1,829,395.94 $2,000,000
Face amount              2,000,000
Face rate 4%
Interest Payment periods 10
Interest Payment                      40,000
Term 5
Periods 10
Market rate 6%
PV factors used single sum
annuity
PV face
PV interest   
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