Q7: You have just received OMR200M from a bank by requesting a loan. Without any deduction you have intended to invest the amount in a project. At the end of investment period the project will provide you 250M with the interest rate of 10%. a) Find out the number of years for this investment. b) What will be future value from the founded number of years in part (a) if the interest rate changes from 10% to 8%. c) What will be present value if the interest rate is 12%? d) What will be the future value if the number of year is 8 and interest rate is 9%? e) What will be present value if the interest rate is 5% and number of period is 8 compounded Semi-annually?

Q7: You have just received OMR200M from a bank by requesting a loan. Without any deduction you have intended to invest the amount in a project. At the end of investment period the project will provide you 250M with the interest rate of 10%. a) Find out the number of years for this investment. b) What will be future value from the founded number of years in part (a) if the interest rate changes from 10% to 8%. c) What will be present value if the interest rate is 12%? d) What will be the future value if the number of year is 8 and interest rate is 9%? e) What will be present value if the interest rate is 5% and number of period is 8 compounded Semi-annually?

Financial Management: Theory & Practice

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Author:Brigham

Publisher:Brigham

Chapter4: Time Value Of Money

Section: Chapter Questions

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