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Find the present value. Amount per Payment: $820 Payment at the End of Each: 6 months Number of Years: 14 Interest Rate: 5% Compounded: Semiannually
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Find the present value.
Amount per Payment: $820
Payment at the End of Each: 6 months
Number of Years: 14
Interest Rate: 5%
Compounded: Semiannually
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PVAO=820[(1-(1+0.05/2)^(-2*14))/(0.05/2)]
PVAO=16371.21
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