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All right.
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Hello.
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So the sheridan company is considering an investment that will return a lump sum of $887 ,000, eight years from now.
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What amount should sheridan company pay for this investment to earn a 10 % return? turn that to a 10 % return.
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They mentioned a factor table.
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You didn't include that.
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So i'm not quite certain if that is necessary to solve the problem or not.
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But we will continue as if it's not important.
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Otherwise, you would have included it.
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Also, interestingly, it just says a straight up 10 % return as if this isn't an annually applied 10 % return.
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So i'm going to solve this as if it's just 10 % of the course of eight years.
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And then i'll do it if it's 10 % applied annually.
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So let's do that.
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So we'll do total interest, 10%.
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Well, then we know that whatever the initial investment is, let's say x.
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Actually, we don't want it to be x.
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That doesn't look good.
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It'll be, just make an i...