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A shopping center costing $20,000,000 will have an estimated net annual income of $2,000,000. In 10 years it is estimated the center can be sold for $15,000,000.

(a) What is the expected rate of return?

(b) Is it profitable to sell the shopping center in 10 years? Why?

Use the tables below.

n = 1,

P/F

P/A

A/F

A/P

F/P

F/A

i = 5 %

0.95238

0.9523

1.00000

1.05000

1.0500

1.0000

i = 7 %

0.93458

0.9345

1.00000

1.07000

1.0700

1.0000

i = 9 %

0.91743

0.9174

1.00000

1.09000

1.0900

1.0000

i = 11 %

0.90090

0.9009

1.00000

1.11000

1.1100

1.0000

n = 10,

P/F

P/A

A/F

A/P

F/P

F/A

i = 5 %

0.61391

7.7217

0.07950

0.12950

1.6288

12.577

i = 7 %

0.50835

7.0235

0.07238

0.14238

1.9671

13.816

i = 9 %

0.42241

6.4176

0.06582

0.15582

2.3673

15.192

i = 11 %

0.35218

5.8892

0.05980

0.16980

2.8394

16.722

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