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Present Value, Present Value of an Ordinary Annuity, Present Value of an Annuity Due, Lease Payments/Various Compounding Periods. Carfly Barbers decides to lease another barbershop for a 10-year period. The barbershop has a cash price of $200,000. If Carfly borrowed money to purchase the shop, it would have had to pay 12% interest. Answer the following questions:
- a. What are the required payments if the lease agreement requires annual payments beginning one year from today?
- b. What are the required payments if the lease agreement requires semiannual payments beginning six months from the agreement date?
- c. What are the required payments if the lease agreement requires quarterly payments beginning today?
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