Anderson Manufacturing Co., a small fabricatorof plastics, needs to purchase an extrusion moldingmachine for $150,000. Anderson will borrow moneyfrom a bank at an interest rate of 7% over five years.Anderson expects its product sales to be slow duringthe first year, but to increase subsequently at an annualrate of 10%. Anderson therefore arranges with the bankto pay off the loan on a “balloon scale,” which resultsin the lowest payment at the end of the first year andeach subsequent payment being just 10% higher overthe previous one. Determine the five annual payments.

Anderson Manufacturing Co., a small fabricatorof plastics, needs to purchase an extrusion moldingmachine for $150,000. Anderson will borrow moneyfrom a bank at an interest rate of 7% over five years.Anderson expects its product sales to be slow duringthe first year, but to increase subsequently at an annualrate of 10%. Anderson therefore arranges with the bankto pay off the loan on a “balloon scale,” which resultsin the lowest payment at the end of the first year andeach subsequent payment being just 10% higher overthe previous one. Determine the five annual payments.

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Chapter21: Supply Chains And Working Capital Management

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