Question 4: Consider the following cash flow diagram in $1000 units from borrower's perspective. The interest rate is 12% per year, compounded quarterly, and there is no inter-period-interest policy. How much is borrower in debt at the end of the year? a) Between $460,100 -- $465,100 b) Between $160,100 -- $165,100 c) Between $260,100 -- $265,100 d) Between $360,100 -- $365,100
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