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Solve the following exercise by using the present value formula. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to the nearest cent.
| Compound Amount | Term of Investment |
Nominal Rate (%) |
Interest Compounded |
Present Value |
Compound Interest |
| $13,000 | 7 years | 8.5 | semiannually | $ | $ |
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