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Week 2 Questions
Complete the following textbook questions:
Chapter 4: Questions 4-1 through 4-5 on page 183
Chapter 5: Questions 5-1 through 5-5 on page 231
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Running Head: CHAPTER 4 & 5 QUESTIONS
Chapter 4 & 5 Questions
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CHAPTER 4 & 5 QUESTIONS
Chapter 4 & 5 Questions
Chapter 4
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1. PV; I; INT; ; ; ; PMT; M; - The values represent a compounding formula for finding the
future value by solving the equation using a calculator or in a spreadsheet.
2. Opportunity cost rate- The expected return rate if an alternative choice is made.
3. Annuity; a series of payments made in cash on a weekly or monthly basis.
Lump-sum payment; a one-off cash payment made for different purposes such as
insurance.
Cash flow; represents payment made from one entity to another.
Uneven cash flow stream – cash flows that do not follow the structure of an annuity.
4. Ordinary (or deferred) annuity; an annuity where cash flows are not made immediately
but delayed until a specific period has passed and premiums have been completed.
Annuity due- specific payments made repeatedly where the amount is constant and the time
for payment is also the constant.
5. Perpetuity- an annuity or cash payments that does not end.
Consol- government securities that do not have specified time when it can be redeemed.
6. Outflow; when funds move from one place to another.
Inflow; when funds are received from somewhere else.
Time line- represents a specific period for financial activities such as monthly.
Terminal value- the financial value beyond the projections made for future cash flows.
7. Compounding- represents the process of putting back profits so that they can earn more
CHAPTER 4 & 5 QUESTIONS
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over time (Irena, Mariana, 2017).
Discounting- used to establish the present value of moneys that will be received in the
future.
8. Annual, semiannual, quarterly, monthly, and daily compounding- different compounding
periods (yearly, twice a year,...