A company borrowed cash from the bank by signing a 5-year, 8% installment note. The present value of an annuity factor at 8% for 5 years is 3.9927. The present value of a single sum at 8% for 5 years is .6806. Each annual payment equals $75,000. The present value of the note is:

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Answer:

Present Value of he note 937,525

Explanation:

We do factor times annuity to get the PV of the annuity

3.9927 x 75,000 = 299,452.5

Then, we do payment over rate to know which principal generates this amount of interest

75,000/0.08 = principal = 937,500

And then we calcualte the PV of paying the principal  in the future

937,500 x .6806 =638,062.5

Last step, we add both values together.

Principal present value 638,062.5 + Annuity Present value 299,452.5

Present Value of he note 937,525

The present value of note is $299,452.50 at the time of making series of payment, that is, at the present value annuity factor.

What is meant by a note?

A note is an document where the drawer of the note agrees to make the reimbursement of the due amount to the payer in a defined period of time.

Given values:

Annual payment: $75,000

PV of annuity factor: 3.9927

Interest rate:8%

Time: 5 years

Computation of present value of the note:

[tex]\rm\ Present \rm\ Value \rm\ of \rm\ Note=\rm\ Annual \rm\ Payment \times \rm\ PV\rm\ Annuity \rm\ factor\\\rm\ Present \rm\ Value \rm\ of \rm\ Note=\$75,000\times\ 3.9927\\\rm\ Present \rm\ Value \rm\ of \rm\ Note=\$299,452.50[/tex]

Therefore, when the annual payment of$75,000 has been made with present value of annuity factor of 3.9927 then the present value comes out to be $299,452.50.

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