Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering, 4th ed.c

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Formula


A


Annuity, or Payment fora loan based on uniformpayments and a con-stant interest rate


i


Interest per year (%)


n


Period (years)


m


Interest compoundingfrequency


F


Future value (Futureworth)


P


Present value(Present worth)


EquationNumber(20.13) (20.15) (20.17)


Excel Financial Function





PMT(Rate,Nper,Pv,Fv,Type)
PMT Payment for a loan based on

constant payments and aconstant interest rate


Rate Interest rate per periodNper Total number of payment


periods in an annuity


Pv


Present value (Present worth)


Fv


Future value (Future worth)


Type Number 0 or 1 and indicates


when payments are due.If type is omitted, it isassumed to be 0.(0: at the end of the period, 1:at the beginingof the period)


Investment or payment is described asnegative number and income isdescribed as positive number.


Example /
Section
Section 20.7Example 20.7 Example 20.8

How to Use Excel to Solve the Example Problem





PMT(0.065,5,0,2000)


351.27


PMT(0.065/12,5*12,0,2000)


28.30





PMT(0.08/12,5*12,10000)


202.76


Data for the Example in Section 20.9


Alternative A


Initial cost


100,000


Salvage value after 10 years


10,000


Operating cost per year


2,500


Maintenance cost per year


1,000


Alternative B


Initial cost


85,000


Salvage value after 10 years


5,000


Operating cost per year


3,400


Maintenance cost per year


1200


Example 20.10 Section 20.9





PV(0.08, 4,1000)+PV(0.08,5,0,3000)





PV(0.08,7,0,5000)





8,271.33


PW





100000





PV(0.08,10,





(2500





1000))





PV(0.08,10,0,












118,853.35


AW





(2500












PMT(0.08,10,












PMT(0.08,10,0,












17,712.65


FW





10000





FV(0.08,10,0,












FV(0.08,10,





(2500





1000))





256,595.47


PW





85000





PV(0.08,10,





(3400





1200))





PV(0.08,10,0,












113,550.41


AW





(3400












PMT(0.08,10,












PMT(0.08,10,0,












16,922.36


FW





5000





FV(0.08,10,0,












FV(0.08,10,





(3400





1200))





245,146.81


677


TABLE 20.11


Example of Excel’s Financial Functions and How They May be Used (


continued


)


A





F

i m


a


1





i m


b


1 m

2 1 n

2


1


¥


A





P

a


i m


ba


1





i m


b


nm

a


1





i m


b


nm




1


¥


A





F
c

i


11





i^2


n




1


d


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