Mark and his partners have contracted to purchase the franchise rights, worth $146,000, to open and operate a specialty pizza restaurantcalled Pepperoni's. With a renewable agreement, the partners have agreed to make payments at the beginning of every six months forfive years. To accommodate the renovation period, Pepperoni's corporate office has agreed to allow the payments to start in one year,with interest at 14.96% compounded annually.a.) What is the future value of the franchise after the deferral period?b.) What is the size of the payment required?Next page

The deferral period is a time period in which it is unable to work till the time business gets…

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Essentials Of Investments

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