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Present Value and Discount Calculations

The document contains solutions for various financial exercises involving present value calculations, compound discounts, and debt replacements. It includes specific calculations for different interest rates and time periods, providing detailed formulas and results for each scenario. Key outcomes include present values for future payments and the effective interest rate for equivalent payments.

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Present Value and Discount Calculations

The document contains solutions for various financial exercises involving present value calculations, compound discounts, and debt replacements. It includes specific calculations for different interest rates and time periods, providing detailed formulas and results for each scenario. Key outcomes include present values for future payments and the effective interest rate for equivalent payments.

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Solved exercises.

1) Find the present value of:


$1500 payable in 10 years at 5%.
$2000 payable in 8 ½ years at 5% compounded semiannually.
Solution
a) S = 1500, i = 0.05, n = 10
C=1500(1+0.05)−10=$920.87
b) S = 2000, i = 0.05 / 2 = 0.025, n = 8 x 2 + 1 = 17
C=2000(1+0.025)−17=$1314.39
3) Calculate the compound discount if $1000 is payable in 5 years with an interest rate of 14½%.
descuentan a una tasa nominal de 16% compuesto a) anualmente, d) mensualmente, g) continuamente.
Solution
C₀ = 1000, i = j = 0.145, n = 5
S=1000(1+ 0.145)5 =$1968.01
a) S = 1968.01, i = j = 0.16, n = 5
Presentvalue(discountedvalue):
C=1968.01(1+0.16)−5=$937.00
Compound discount:
S – C = 1968.01 – 937.00 = $1031.01
d) S = 1968.01, i = j / m = 0.16 / 12, n = 5 x 12 = 60
C=January 1968(1+0.16/12)−60=$888.97
S - C = 1968.01 - 888.97 = $1079.04
g) S = 1968.01, j=0.16
∞ ,t=5
C=S e − j t =1968.01e−0.16 (5 )=$884.28

S - C = 1968.01 - 884.28 = $1083.73


7) Melisa signs a document committing to pay Néstor $3000 in 6 years with interest at 5%
convertible quarterly. Four years later, Néstor sells the document to Patricia. How much did he pay?
Patricia, for the document, if the interest rate was 4% convertible semiannually?
Solution
C₀ = 3000, i = j / m = 0.05 / 4 = 0.0125, n = 6 x 4 = 24
S=3000(1+ 0.0125)24 =$4042.05
S = 4042.05, i = 0.04 / 2 = 0.02, n = 2 x 2 = 4
The present value two years before the maturity period, at 4% compounded semiannually is

1
C=4042.05(1+0.02)−4=$3734.23
Patricia paid $3734.23 for the document.
10) Mónica owes $1000 payable in 3 years. If today she makes a payment of $400, what will be
the amount of the payment that you will have to make in 2 years to settle your debt assuming a yield
5% convertible semi-annually?
Solution

Choosing the end of year 2 as the focal date, we have


400(1+0.05/2)4 + X =1000(1+0.05/2)−2
441.53+ X=951.81
X =$510.28
The payment at the end of the second will be $510.29
14) Replace two debts of $400 and $800 maturing in 3 and 5 years respectively, with two payments
equal with maturities in 2 and 4 years, assuming a yield of 5% compounded semiannually.
Solution

X (1+ 0.025)6 + X (1+0.025)2=400(1+0.025)4 + 800


1.159693X+1.050625X=1241.525156
2.210318X=1241.525156
X =$561.70

18) At what effective rate is a single payment of $1500 today equivalent to two payments of $800 each with
maturity in 1 and 2 years respectively?
Solution

2
Focal date

1500

0 1 2
800 800

1500=800(1+i)−1 +800(1+i)−2
2
Multiplying by (1+i)
2
1500(1+i) =800(1+I)+800
Dividing by 100
15(1+i)2=8(1+I)+8
15(1+2 i + i2 )=8+ 8i+8
15+30i+15i 2=16+ 8 i
15i2+22i−1=0
Applying the quadratic formula

i= √ 2−4 (15)(−1)
−22± 22
=
−22±23.3238
2(15) 30
I=0.04413≡4.413%

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