Posted by pookie on Friday, April 3, 2009 at 11:25am.
The formula is:
PV of the principle, $1,000
Plus the PV of the interest
Are you using Present Value Tables?
PV of the principle comes from the PV of $1.
PV of the interest is one years' interest and the factor from he PV of annuity table.
Use the 10% column from the table for 10 periods.
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