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3 January, 16:50

Tracy recieves payments of $X at the end of each year for n years. The present value of her annuity is 493. Gary receives payments on $3X at the end of each year for 2n years. The present value of his annuity is $2,748. Both present values of calculated wit the same annual effective interest rate.

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  1. 3 January, 17:42
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    v = 1 / (1+i)

    PV (T) = x (v + v^2 + ... + v^n) = x (1 - v^n) / i = 493

    PV (G) = 3x[v + v^2 + ... + v^ (2n) ] = 3x[1 - v^ (2n) ]/i = 2748

    PV (G) / PV (T) = 2748/493

    {3x[1 - v^ (2n) ]/i}/{x (1 - v^n) / i} = 2748/493

    3[1-v^ (2n) ] / (1-v^n) = 2748/493

    Since v^ (2n) = (v^n) ^2 then 1 - v^ (2n) = (1 - v^n) (1 + v^n)

    3 (1 + v^n) = 2748/493

    1 + v^n = 2748/1479

    v^n = 1269/1479 ~ 0.858
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