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    Mohinder Has Financial Obligations of $1000 Due in 3½ Years
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Mohinder Has Financial Obligations of $1000 Due in 3½ Years

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Mohinder has financial obligations of $1000 due in 3½ years and $2000 due in 5½ years. He wishes to settle the obligations sooner with a single payment one year from now. If money is worth 7.75% compounded semiannually, what amount should the payee be willing to accept?

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