For PW analysis for multiple projects, select the project that gives you the least NPWbenefit or the greatest NPWcost

Mary borrowed $3000 from you and promise to pay you back for $4000 by the end year 2. Find the rate of interest/year that John is paying.

Optimal solution is the best possible solution at a particular point in time based upon the existing constraints, therefore the optimal solution may be changed overtime.

To be able to use G (arithmetic gradient) the first transaction of the series must be equal to the G value and occur after two empty periods

Consider the cashflow diagram given below, find the value of Q if I = 10%.

The annual income from a rented house is $24,000. The annual expenses are $6,000. If the house can be sold for $245,000 at the end of 10 years, how much could you afford to pay for it now, if you considered a 9% interest rate

F=2000, n=3 years and i=12% compounded daily. Then P is most nearly:

How long does it take (in years) to triple your money if I =10%? Answer in year: most nearly

If you invest $8000 today, what is the future value after 8 years at an 12% interest rate? Use interest table

A weekly business magazine offers a 1-year subscription for $58, a 2-year subscription for $90, If you thought you would read the magazine for at least the next 4 years, and consider 15% as a minimum rate of return. Find the NPW of cost for 1 year subscription. Most nearly number.