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Capital budgeting: It is a process of selection of project between multiple options available through various techniques. The projects which are available are long-term projects and involve time factor while selecting the optimum project. The project which is most profitable for the company according to the goals set up by the company, will be selected for investment.
Compute the years of investment made by investor BT through formula of future value of annuity as given below:
Where,
FV is future value of investment
P is the payment made
R is rate of interest
N is number of years
Insert the values given in the problem is formula as shown below:
Now, the equation is in the form of which is the future value of $1 at 12% rate.
Future value table is given in the problem. Check the future value of 2.157556 at 12% rate to determine the investment period. Exact value is not shown in the table but it falls between 6 years and 7 years.
At 6 years, future value of $1 is 1.9738
At 7 years, future value of $1 is 2.2107.
Interpolate these two years to determine the exact period of investment as given below:
Thus, investment period to invest $10,000 to receive $96,463 at 12% rate should be 6.78 years.
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