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[DOC File]Problem 3-3 (7
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(30%) Determine PV factor and modified PV factor by using the definition and equation on Page 18. The equation needed to determine the high load factor E is on Page 19. All other factors can be set to 1. Use Figure 6 to determine bearing life (10%) Is the shaft properly retained in place? (30%) Find a way to lower the bearing load.
[DOC File]Accounting for Lawyers
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The factor for a 20-period annuity at 2% is 16.35143. The difference is 27.35548 – 16.35143 = 11.00405. This is the PV factor for the annuity in years 6-10. Thus, the PV of this annuity is 11.00405 x $6 = $66.02. Payment # 2: From Table III, the PV factor for 10 years and a discount rate of 8% is .46319.
[DOCX File]Part IV: Measuring Voltage, Current, and Power under load
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PV cells are much like batteries only they are powered by the sun. If the PV cells “kept up with the load” one would expect the current to double when the resistance decreased by a factor of two. To first approximation, one might assume that the voltage would stay constant as resistive loads change. How well did this work with one PV cell?
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Mar 08, 2011 · b) What is the present value of $2500 to be received at the beginning of each of 30 periods, discounted at 10% compound interest? PV=Amount per period*PV of Annuity Due Factor (10%, 30 Periods) = 2500*10.36961 = $25924.03
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PV table factor (based upon the discount rate used) Future cash flow(s) related to the investment. Key Formula #1 (Present Value calculation): B x C = A (PV of the future cash flows). This is today’s value of a future cash flow(s). Key Formula #2: IRR: What “actual” rate will being earned? A / C = B (a Table Factor).
[DOCX File]Chapter 001 Accounting in Business
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Feedback: The PV factor on the Present Value of 1 table when n = 4 and i = 5% is 0.8227 Present Value = Future Value * PV Factor Present Value = $17,000 * 0.8227 = $13,986
[DOC File]ANSWERS TO REVIEW QUESTIONS
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Looking at the formula for present value in question 5, it should be clear that by increasing the i value, which is the required return, the present value interest factor would decrease, thereby reducing the present value of the future sum. 4-7. Present value calculations are the exact inverse of compound interest calculations.
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17.57281 is the PVA factor and .07743 is the PV factor, both for 50 periods at 5.25 percent per period. 17.24714 is the PVA factor and .07297 is the PV factor, both for 50 periods at 5.375 percent per period. 17.41389 is the PVA factor and .08577 is the PV factor, both for 48 periods at 5.25 percent per period. Chapter 25 problems. 25.1 1(a). 1(b).
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Because the Present Value of $42,780 is less than the $50,000 option of taking the money now. Or if we take $50,000 now and invest at 7% after 5 years: Future Value = Principal*Factor
[DOC File]Evaluation Factors
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Factor IV. Cost/Price. B. Relative Importance of Each Factor and Subfactor. Among the evaluation factors considered in the tradeoff decision, technical/management, which includes the technical/management rating and technical/management risk rating, is the most important followed by past performance, and then cost/price.
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