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Given $7,500,000 today, determine the equivalent series of 20 quarterly payments which could be generated beginning in 3 months. Assume interest of 10 percent per year compounded quarterly.

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Answered by abhishek54049

Answer:

$4,555

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Given $7,500,000 today, determine the equivalent series of 20 quarterly payments which could be generated beginning in 3 months. Assume interest of 10 percent per year compounded quarterly. ​

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Given $7,500,000 today, determine the equivalent series of 20 quarterly payments which could be generated beginning in 3 months. Assume interest of 10 percent per year compounded quarterly.