Hi,
I am new on this website and I am very much excited to do an excellent job. I do want to try your proposed project so I can enhance my skill more on accepting future projects.
Here are some examples of the questions in your file:
1. FREE MARK!!! Bubble in the letter [e] to record your version #.
2. You borrow $X from the bank at t=0 and you pay it off with the following sequence of payments: $50 at t=1, $100 at t=2, $150 at t=3, $200 at t=4, $250 at t=5 etc until the final payment at t=20 which takes the balance to zero. What is the value of $X?
a.) $3490-3500
b.) $3500-3510
c.) $3530-3540
d.) $3540-$3550
e.) None of the above
3. Consider the following cash flow: $200 at t=0 and 1, $275 at t=2 and 3, $300 at t=4 and 5, and $425 at t=6 and 8 (nothing at t =6). Now cosider a second cash flow of $X at t=0,1,2,3,4,5 and 6. Find the unknown value of X that satisfies the equivalence.
a.) None of the below
b.) 287-297
c.) 297-307
d.) 307-317
e.) 317-327
4. You decide to have $2000 a year for retirement starting on your 46th birthday. Your last (20th) deposit is on your 65th birthday. On that day you decide to withdraw $X and you continue to withdraw each year, increasing the amount by $1000 per year for 10 years (so 11 withdrawals in all). Find X.
a.) 4605-4620
b.) 4620-4635
c.) 4635-4650
d.) 4650-4665
e.) None of the above
5. Consider the following cash flow: t=0 : $500, t=1-5 : $1000. In computing F at the end of year 5 at the interest rate of 9%, which of the following equations is incorrect?
a.) F= [$1000(P/A,9%,6) - 500/1.09)](F/P,9%,6)
b.) F= [$500+$1000(P/A,9%,5)](F/P,9%,5)
c.) F= [$500(A/P,9%,5) + $1000] (F/A,9%,5)
d.) F= $500(F/A,9%,5) + $500(P/A,9%,5)(F/P,9%,5)
e. All the equations are correct
Looking forward to working with you.
Regards,
Mira Ana Paredes