6) Which of the following describes the term time value of money ? A) Money can only be used at certain times and for certain purposes. B) Money loses its purchasing power over time through inflation....





6) Which of the following describes the term
time value of money?



A) Money can only be used at certain times and for certain purposes.



B) Money loses its purchasing power over time through inflation.



C) Wasted time can result in wasted money.



D) When money is invested over time, it earns income and grows.



Answer:  D



Diff: 1



LO:  21-3



EOC Ref:  Accounting Vocabulary



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement





7) Which of the following MOST accurately describes the term
annuity?



A) An investment which grows in value over time



B) An installment loan with amortizing principal payments



C) A stream of equal installments of cash payments



D) A term life insurance policy



Answer:  C



Diff: 1



LO:  21-3



EOC Ref:  Accounting Vocabulary



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement



8) If $1,000 is invested in an account with 4% interest compounding yearly, what will the balance of the account be after 4 years?  (You may ignore small differences that result from rounding.)



A) $1,218



B) $1,170



C) $1,040



D) $1,240



9) If $1,000 is invested in an account with 4% interest compounding yearly, what will the balance of the account be after 4 years?  Please refer to the following Future Value table:

































































Future Value of $1



















4%




5%




6%




7%




1




1.040




1.050




1.060




1.070




2




1.082




1.103




1.124




1.145




3




1.125




1.158




1.191




1.225




4




1.170




1.216




1.262




1.311




5




1.217




1.276




1.338




1.403




6




1.265




1.340




1.419




1.501






A) $1,218



B) $1,170



C) $1,040



D) $1,240



10) If $2,000 is invested in an account with 5% interest compounding yearly, what will the balance of the account be after 6 years?  Please refer to the following Future Value table:

































































Future Value of $1



















4%




5%




6%




7%




1




1.040




1.050




1.060




1.070




2




1.082




1.103




1.124




1.145




3




1.125




1.158




1.191




1.225




4




1.170




1.216




1.262




1.311




5




1.217




1.276




1.338




1.403




6




1.265




1.340




1.419




1.501






A) $1,340



B) $2,680



C) $2,676



D) $2,432



11) If $5,000 is invested in an account with 7% interest compounding yearly, what will the balance of the account be after 3 years?  Please refer to the following Future Value table:

































































Future Value of $1



















4%




5%




6%




7%




1




1.040




1.050




1.060




1.070




2




1.082




1.103




1.124




1.145




3




1.125




1.158




1.191




1.225




4




1.170




1.216




1.262




1.311




5




1.217




1.276




1.338




1.403




6




1.265




1.340




1.419




1.50






A) $6,180



B) $6,211



C) $5,867



D) $6,125



Answer:  D



Explanation:  D) Calculations: 1.225 × $5,000 = $6,125



Diff: 2



LO:  21-3



EOC Ref:  S21-8



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement



12) If $1,000 is invested in an account with 9% interest compounding yearly, approximately how many years will it take for the amount to double?  Please refer to the following Future Value table:





















































































































Future Value of $1

























4%




5%




6%




7%




8%




9%




1




1.040




1.050




1.060




1.070




1.080




1.090




2




1.082




1.103




1.124




1.145




1.166




1.188




3




1.125




1.158




1.191




1.225




1.260




1.295




4




1.170




1.216




1.262




1.311




1.360




1.412




5




1.217




1.276




1.338




1.403




1.469




1.539




6




1.265




1.340




1.419




1.501




1.587




1.677




7




1.316




1.407




1.504




1.606




1.714




1.828




8




1.369




1.477




1.594




1.718




1.851




1.993




9




1.423




1.551




1.689




1.838




1.999




2.172




10




1.480




1.629




1.791




1.967




2.159




2.367






A) Slightly more than 8 years



B) Exactly 9 years



C) 5 years



D) Slightly less than 7 years



Answer:  A



Explanation:  A) Calculations: 1.993 only



Diff: 2



LO:  21-3



EOC Ref:  S21-8



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement



13) John Doe wins the lottery and may pick from the following three choices:



Take $750,000 now.



Take $1,000,000 ten years from now.



Take $90,000 at the end of this year, and at the end of each following year for ten installments in



total.





Assume that John Doe uses a discount rate of 5% to evaluate his choices.  If he selects the first option, how much is the present value of that alternative?



A) $750,000



B) $1,000,000



C) $450,000



D) $798,000



Answer:  A



Diff: 2



LO:  21-3



EOC Ref:  S21-8



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement





14) John Doe wins the lottery and may pick from the following three choices:



Take $750,000 now.



Take $1,000,000 ten years from now.



Take $90,000 at the end of this year, and at the end of each following year for ten installments in total.





Assume that John Doe uses a discount rate of 5% to evaluate his choices.  If he selects the second option, how much is the present value of that alternative?





















































































































Present Value of $1

























5%




6%




7%




8%




9%




10%




1




0.952




0.943




0.935




0.926




0.917




0.909




2




0.907




0.890




0.873




0.857




0.842




0.826




3




0.864




0.840




0.816




0.794




0.772




0.751




4




0.823




0.792




0.763




0.735




0.708




0.683




5




0.784




0.747




0.713




0.681




0.650




0.621




6




0.746




0.705




0.666




0.630




0.596




0.564




7




0.711




0.665




0.623




0.583




0.547




0.513




8




0.677




0.627




0.582




0.540




0.502




0.467




9




0.645




0.592




0.544




0.500




0.460




0.424




10




0.614




0.558




0.508




0.463




0.422




0.386






A) $614,000



B) $1,000,000



C) $750,000



D) $798,000



Answer:  A



Explanation:  A) Calculations:  0.614 × $1,000,000 = $614,000



Diff: 2



LO:  21-3



EOC Ref:  S21-8



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement





15) John Doe wins the lottery and may pick from the following three choices:



Take $750,000 now.



Take $1,000,000 ten years from now.



Take $90,000 at the end of this year, and at the end of each following year for ten installments in



total.





Assume that John Doe uses a discount rate of 5% to evaluate his choices.  If he selects the third option, how much is the present value of that alternative?





















































































































Present Value of an Annuity of $1

























5%




6%




7%




8%




9%




10%




1




0.952




0.943




0.935




0.926




0.917




0.909




2




1.859




1.833




1.808




1.783




1.759




1.736




3




2.723




2.673




2.624




2.577




2.531




2.487




4




3.546




3.465




3.387




3.312




3.240




3.170




5




4.329




4.212




4.100




3.993




3.890




3.791




6




5.076




4.917




4.767




4.623




4.486




4.355




7




5.786




5.582




5.389




5.206




5.033




4.868




8




6.463




6.210




5.971




5.747




5.535




5.335




9




7.108




6.802




6.515




6.247




5.995




5.759




10




7.722




7.360




7.024




6.710




6.418




6.145






A) $814,000



B) $900,000



C) $694,980



D) $798,000



Answer:  C



Explanation:  C) Calculations:  7.722 × $90,000 = $694,980



Diff: 2



LO:  21-3



EOC Ref:  S21-8



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement



May 15, 2022
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