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Nerwin Co. Formula: PV - OA = R (PVF - OA n,i) PV - OA = 700000 (PVF - OA25 -15 ,8%) PV - OA = 700000 (10.67478 - 8.55948 ) PV - OA = 700000 (2.1153 ) PV - OA = $ 1,480,710 OR Present Value of the expected annual pension at the end of the 10th year PV - OA = R (PVF - OA n,i) PV - OA = 700000 (PVF - OA 10 ,8%) PV - OA = 700000 (6.71008) PV - OA = $ 4,697,056 Present Value of the expected annual pension at the beginning of current year PV = FV (PVF n,i) PV = 4,697,056 (PVF 15,8) PV = 4,697,056 (0.315242) PV = 1480710 The company's pension obligation liability is $ 1480710 Andrew Bogut a)FVF (n,8%) = $ 1,999,000 / $ 1,000,000 = 1.999 Reading down 8% column 1.999 corresponds to 9 periods b) By setting aside $ 300000 now Andrew can gradually build the fund to an amount to establish the foundation. FV = $ 300000 ( FV 9,8%)       = $ 300000 x 1.999       = $ 599700.Thus the amount needed from Annuity           $ 1,999,000 - $ 599,700 = $ 1,399,300 Payments = FV / (FV - OA 9 , 8%) = 1399300/12.4876 = 112055.2 Stacy Mcgill Lease = 30,000/year Grapes after 5 years sold 60,000/year 11-30 years revenue 110,000 31-40 years 80,000 Total cost of lease = 40(30,000)=$1200000 Total cost of fertile=5(9000)+12000(35)=465000) Total cost for 40 years = 1,665,000 Total revenues = 60000(5)+110,000(20)+80,000(10) = 3,030,000 Net income = $1,365,000 Future value 6%, 40 periods, present value of 1,365,000 .0972 (1365000) = $132,678

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