Problem2. Josh created two cash flow diagrams shown at the bottom of this page. The cash flows for alternative B represent two life cycles of A. Calculate the annual worth value of each over the respective life cycles to demonstrate that they are the same. Use an interest rate of 10% per year. Alternative A Alternative B

need to solve the question in handwriting Q2: A father wants to save for his child's college expenses. The father opens an account with 7% annual interest. Assuming that the child enters college at age of 18 and the expenses of the college is $40,000 per year. The college is 4-year program. The father will make equal annual payments at the end of each year starting from the end of the birthing year until the age of 18. What will be the annual payment (deposit) that the father shall make? Support your answer by cash flow diagram. (

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Solve for each problems. Show your solution legible and neatly. Write the question, the given(also what is the given?), what to find and a cash flow diagram. Answers should be in 2 decimal places, unless stated otherwise. Solution should be hand-written. Question can be hand-written or type-written. Answer should be in 2 decimal places.   21. If the nominal interest rate is 3% of P5,000, how much worth in 15 years continuously compounded account? 22. You deposited $15,000 in a savings account five years ago. The account has earned 5.25% interest compounded continuously since then. How much money is in the account today? 23. A young engineer wants to surprise her husband with a European vacation for their tenth anniversary, which is five years from now. She determine that the trip will cost $7,000. Assuming an interest rate of 5.5% compounded daily, approximately how much money does she need to deposit today for the trip? 24. Mr. Ayala borrows P1,000. In 4 years, the money become P2,500…