Mr. Harrington had a new heating system installed in his office. The balance owing to the heating company is $24,000 which includes equipment and installation fees. The heating company has agreed to let him make individual payments on the account whenever he’d like, but the final balance must be paid two years (24 months) from now. Starting today, interest will accumulate on the balance at 3.80% compounded monthly. Mr. Harrington will make a payment of $7000 4 months from now and $8000 18 months from now. What is the final balance owing on the account in two years (24 months from now)? a. $10634.91 b. $10265.91 c. $11169.94 d. $10281.86

Mr. Harrington had a new heating system installed in his office. The balance owing to the heating company is $24,000 which includes equipment and installation fees. The heating company has agreed to let him make individual payments on the account whenever he’d like, but the final balance must be paid two years (24 months) from now. Starting today, interest will accumulate on the balance at 3.80% compounded monthly. Mr. Harrington will make a payment of $7000 4 months from now and $8000 18 months from now. What is the final balance owing on the account in two years (24 months from now)? a. $10634.91 b. $10265.91 c. $11169.94 d. $10281.86

Financial Accounting Intro Concepts Meth/Uses

14th Edition

ISBN:9781285595047

Author:Weil

Publisher:Weil

ChapterA: Appendix - Time Value Of Cash Flows: Compound Interest Concepts And Applications

Section: Chapter Questions

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