FA 8 8 Present Value

[focusy418]

Shall I know which table she referred to, please?

[hersheng18]

Though there are some part of the discussion that is kinda difficult to understand but still, very good explaination.

[GladiatorLT]

hello, your formula application is wrong completely:

1/(1+r)^n

so 1/(1+12)^6 = 0.497

12 is not r and n is not 6, its the other way around, and then its not 6, but .06 so

1/(1+.06)^12= 0.497

And for annuity we use the .497

(1-.497)/r=.503/.06=8.3833333(­33), so i guess it rounds to 8.383

[prebensrasmussen]

Table 3 is about discounting factors (0.497 is a discounting factor).

The formula for finding the discounting factor is following:

1/(1+r)^n

so 1/(1+12)^6 = 0.497

[AgimDrenica]

shes getting all the numbers from a table , we dont know what table, who made that table and  shes not explaining where these numbers are coming from

[OneGamblor]

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[sidnakai1]

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[Ruks8]

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[o0babydoll0o]

Thanks for explaining!

[AfgF16]

I had always hate accounting, recently I had to learn it for my exams (one of my compulsory module), looking at your videos it is starting to get interesting Grandma. Now I rather say keep up this useful video Grandma

[conan992]

thankx

[bedfall]

i say whatever. haha

[BuxWV184]

Great video, but when it comes to doing these calculations I'll stick to using my trusty BA II Plus. ;)

[HLecterPHD]

thank you.