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Crane Company is considering an investment that will return a lump sum of $898,9

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Question

Crane Company is considering an investment that will return a lump sum of $898,900, 6 years from now. What amount should Crane Company pay for this investment to earn an 9% return? (Round answer to 2 decimal places, e.g. 25.25.) Lincoln Company should pay _______?

View the factor table below.

(n)

Periods

4%

5%

6%

7%

8%

9%

10%

11%

12%

15%

1

.96154

.95238

.94340

.93458

.92593

.91743

.90909

.90090

.89286

.86957

2

.92456

.90703

.89000

.87344

.85734

.84168

.82645

.81162

.79719

.75614

3

.88900

.86384

.83962

.81630

.79383

.77218

.75132

.73119

.71178

.65752

4

.85480

.82270

.79209

.76290

.73503

.70843

.68301

.65873

.63552

.57175

5

.82193

.78353

.74726

.71299

.68058

.64993

.62092

.59345

.56743

.49718

6

.79031

.74622

.70496

.66634

.63017

.59627

.56447

.53464

.50663

.43233

7

.75992

.71068

.66506

.62275

.58349

.54703

.51316

.48166

.45235

.37594

8

.73069

.67684

.62741

.58201

.54027

.50187

.46651

.43393

.40388

.32690

9

.70259

.64461

.59190

.54393

.50025

.46043

.42410

.39092

.36061

.28426

10

.67556

.61391

.55839

.50835

.46319

.42241

.38554

.35218

.32197

.24719

11

.64958

.58468

.52679

.47509

.42888

.38753

.35049

.31728

.28748

.21494

12

.62460

.55684

.49697

.44401

.39711

.35554

.31863

.28584

.25668

.18691

13

.60057

.53032

.46884

.41496

.36770

.32618

.28966

.25751

.22917

.16253

14

.57748

.50507

.44230

.38782

.34046

.29925

.26333

.23199

.20462

.14133

15

.55526

.48102

.41727

.36245

.31524

.27454

.23939

.20900

.18270

.12289

16

.53391

.45811

.39365

.33873

.29189

.25187

.21763

.18829

.16312

.10687

17

.51337

.43630

.37136

.31657

.27027

.23107

.19785

.16963

.14564

.09293

18

.49363

.41552

.35034

.29586

.25025

.21199

.17986

.15282

.13004

.08081

19

.47464

.39573

.33051

.27615

.23171

.19449

.16351

.13768

.11611

.07027

20

.45639

.37689

.31180

.25842

.21455

.17843

.14864

.12403

.10367

.06110

Table3Present Value of 1

(n)

Periods

4%

5%

6%

7%

8%

9%

10%

11%

12%

15%

1

.96154

.95238

.94340

.93458

.92593

.91743

.90909

.90090

.89286

.86957

2

.92456

.90703

.89000

.87344

.85734

.84168

.82645

.81162

.79719

.75614

3

.88900

.86384

.83962

.81630

.79383

.77218

.75132

.73119

.71178

.65752

4

.85480

.82270

.79209

.76290

.73503

.70843

.68301

.65873

.63552

.57175

5

.82193

.78353

.74726

.71299

.68058

.64993

.62092

.59345

.56743

.49718

6

.79031

.74622

.70496

.66634

.63017

.59627

.56447

.53464

.50663

.43233

7

.75992

.71068

.66506

.62275

.58349

.54703

.51316

.48166

.45235

.37594

8

.73069

.67684

.62741

.58201

.54027

.50187

.46651

.43393

.40388

.32690

9

.70259

.64461

.59190

.54393

.50025

.46043

.42410

.39092

.36061

.28426

10

.67556

.61391

.55839

.50835

.46319

.42241

.38554

.35218

.32197

.24719

11

.64958

.58468

.52679

.47509

.42888

.38753

.35049

.31728

.28748

.21494

12

.62460

.55684

.49697

.44401

.39711

.35554

.31863

.28584

.25668

.18691

13

.60057

.53032

.46884

.41496

.36770

.32618

.28966

.25751

.22917

.16253

14

.57748

.50507

.44230

.38782

.34046

.29925

.26333

.23199

.20462

.14133

15

.55526

.48102

.41727

.36245

.31524

.27454

.23939

.20900

.18270

.12289

16

.53391

.45811

.39365

.33873

.29189

.25187

.21763

.18829

.16312

.10687

17

.51337

.43630

.37136

.31657

.27027

.23107

.19785

.16963

.14564

.09293

18

.49363

.41552

.35034

.29586

.25025

.21199

.17986

.15282

.13004

.08081

19

.47464

.39573

.33051

.27615

.23171

.19449

.16351

.13768

.11611

.07027

20

.45639

.37689

.31180

.25842

.21455

.17843

.14864

.12403

.10367

.06110

Explanation / Answer

Present Value of Investment = Future Value / (1 + r)^n

where r represents rate of interest and n represents no of periods

Present Value of Investment = 898900 / (1 + 9%)^6

Present Value of Investment = $ 535,984.70

Lincoln Company should pay $ 535,984.70