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What would the value of an asset have to be now in order that it will grow to a value of $50,000 in 10 years if the value of the asset grows at 8% compounded continuously?

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Answer: $ 22,466.45

Explanation:

Given : Future value :
FV= \$50,000

The number of time period :
t=10\text{ years}

The rate of interest :
r=8\ %=0.08

Let P be the present value.

The formula to calculate the future value is given by :-


FV=Pe^(rt)


50000=Pe^(0.08*10)\\\\\Rightarrow\ 50000=P*2.22554092849\\\\\Rightarrow\ P=(50000)/(2.22554092849)\\\\\Rightarrow\ P=22466.4482059\approx22,466.45

Hence, the present value of asset would be $ 22,466.45.

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