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Complete the partial sinking fund schedule (including the book value of the debt) showing the details of the first two and the last two payments. The rate of return is 7% compounded semiannually and the term is 10 years. Round the sinking fund payments and periodic interest earnings to the nearest dollar.

PMT #	PMT ($) (at end)	Interest ($)	Increase in Fund ($)	Balance in Fund ($)	Book Value ($)
0	-	-	-	0	10,000,000
1
2		12,376	365,987	719,598	9,280,402

18	-	-	-		1,336,640
19
20		326,207	679,818	10,000,007	(7)

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Business Mathematics in Canada

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