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Perpetuity, Sinking Funds & Bonds · Question 29 of 63

Question 29

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A company puts ₹50,000 into a sinking fund at the end of every half-year for 3 years, at 8% a year compounded half-yearly. What is the fund worth at the end? (Take (1.04)6=1.2653(1.04)^{6} = 1.2653.)

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer C

Correct answer: C

Explanation

  1. Per half-year, i=0.04i = 0.04 and there are n=6n = 6 deposits.

  2. A=50,000×0.26530.04=50,000×6.6325=3,31,625A = 50{,}000 \times \frac{0.2653}{0.04} = 50{,}000 \times 6.6325 = 3{,}31{,}625 rupees.

Worth noting

₹3,00,000 is the six deposits with no interest at all.

Concept
A sinking fund with half-yearly deposits
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