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1. What is the present value of an offer of P15,000 one year from now if the discount rate is 12% per year simple interest?
A. P12,453.07
B. P13,395.00
C. P13,393.00
D. P14,329.25
2. What is the present value of an offer of P25,000 one year from now if the
discount rate is 12% per year simple interest?
A. P21,565.00
B. P25,979.00
C. P22,321.43
D. P22.301.00
3. What is the future value of P10,000 at annual interest rate of 12% per year for two
years?
A. P12,544.00
B. P11,534.00
C. P13,654.00
D. P12,043.00
4. What is the future value of P10,000 at annual interest rate of 6% per year for 10
years?
A. P17,909.00
B. P17,709.00
C. P16,990.00
D. P19,005.00
5. The future value of an investment of PHP250,000 yielding an interest of 8%for a 5-
year period compounded annually is
A. P365,975.00
B. P367,332.02
C. P375,000.00
D. P390,345.00

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