Corporate Fin Focused Approach
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ISBN: 9781285660516
Author: EHRHARDT
Publisher: Cengage
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Jeff bought an annuity immediate for $45.24. This annuity immediate is designed such that payments start at $1, increasing by annual amounts of $1 to a final payment of $n and then decrease by annual amounts of $1 to a final payment of $1. Using an annual effective interest rate of 16%, calculate n.
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