(Part A) Machinerys Handbook 31st Edition Pages 1-1484

Cash Flow Table 2. Standard Cash Flow Factors Machinery's Handbook, 31st Edition

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Symbol

Formula

Symbol

P t =0

F t = n

F P 1 i + ( ) n =

P t =0

F t = n

F 1 i + ( ) n = ---------

P

P t =0

A each

n

i 1 i + ( )

1 i + ( ) n – 1 = --------------

A P

t = 1 P t =0

t = n

A each

n – 1

1 i + ( )

i 1 i + ( ) n = --------------

P A

t = 1

t = n

A each

F t = n

i 1 i + ( ) n – 1 = --------------

A F

t = 1

t = n

A each

F t = n

n – 1

1 i + ( )

i = --------------

F A

t = 1

t = n

P t =0

G 2

( n −1) G

1 i + ( ) n -------------- n – 1 i 1 i + ( )

G

1 i --

n 1 i + ( ) n – ---------

P G =

t = 2

t = n

F t = n

G 2

( n −1) G

G

1 i + ( ) i -------------- n – n – 1

1 i --

F G =

t = 2

t = n

A each

G 2 G

( n −1) G

1 i --

n 1 i + ( ) n – 1 – --------------

A G =

t = 1 t = n Example: A rental property pays $2,000/month with a $10 per month increase starting the second year. Based on a 10-year period and 8% annual interest, compute the uniform average annuity A from the rental of this property, considering the gradient. t = n t = 2 Solution: The gradient G = $10 per month; the interest each month is 1/12 of the rate i = 0.08; the duration n =120 months (using the basis of the annuity, which is monthly rent). G 1 i -- n 1 i + ( ) n – 1 – -------------- A + = 10 ------1------ 120 1+ ( ) 120 – 1 – ------------------------- + 2000 = 516+2000 = = $2,516 A initial (.08/12) (.08/12) 10(150 – 98.39) =

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