Annuity Pv Fraction
1. **Problem statement:** We have an annuity-immediate with 4N annual payments of 1000 each, an effective annual interest rate of 6.3%, and a present value (PV) of 14113. We want to find the fraction of the total PV represented by the first N payments combined with the third N payments.
2. **Formula and concepts:** The present value of an annuity-immediate with $m$ payments of amount $R$ at interest rate $i$ is given by:
$$\text{PV} = R \times a_{\overline{m}|i} = R \times \frac{1 - (1+i)^{-m}}{i}$$
where $a_{\overline{m}|i}$ is the annuity factor.
3. **Step 1: Define variables**
- Total payments: $4N$
- Payment amount: $R = 1000$
- Interest rate: $i = 0.063$
- Total PV: $14113$
4. **Step 2: Calculate annuity factor for 4N payments**
$$a_{\overline{4N}|i} = \frac{14113}{1000} = 14.113$$
5. **Step 3: Express annuity factors for N and 3N payments**
- For $N$ payments:
$$a_{\overline{N}|i} = \frac{1 - (1+i)^{-N}}{i}$$
- For $3N$ payments:
$$a_{\overline{3N}|i} = \frac{1 - (1+i)^{-3N}}{i}$$
6. **Step 4: Use the relation for 4N payments:**
$$a_{\overline{4N}|i} = a_{\overline{N}|i} + (1+i)^{-N} \times a_{\overline{3N}|i}$$
7. **Step 5: Let $x = (1+i)^{-N}$, then:**
$$a_{\overline{4N}|i} = a_{\overline{N}|i} + x \times a_{\overline{3N}|i}$$
8. **Step 6: The present value of the first N payments is:**
$$PV_1 = R \times a_{\overline{N}|i}$$
9. **Step 7: The present value of the third N payments is the value of the 3N payments starting at time $N+1$, but we want only the third N payments, so we consider the 3N payments discounted by $x$ and then subtract the first N payments of that 3N block:**
The third N payments start at time $2N+1$ and end at $3N$, so their PV is:
$$PV_3 = R \times x^2 \times a_{\overline{N}|i}$$
10. **Step 8: Total PV of first and third N payments:**
$$PV_{1+3} = PV_1 + PV_3 = R \times a_{\overline{N}|i} + R \times x^2 \times a_{\overline{N}|i} = R \times a_{\overline{N}|i} (1 + x^2)$$
11. **Step 9: Fraction of total PV:**
$$\text{Fraction} = \frac{PV_{1+3}}{PV} = \frac{R \times a_{\overline{N}|i} (1 + x^2)}{R \times a_{\overline{4N}|i}} = \frac{a_{\overline{N}|i} (1 + x^2)}{a_{\overline{4N}|i}}$$
12. **Step 10: Use the relation from step 7 to express $a_{\overline{3N}|i}$ in terms of $a_{\overline{4N}|i}$ and $a_{\overline{N}|i}$:**
$$a_{\overline{3N}|i} = \frac{a_{\overline{4N}|i} - a_{\overline{N}|i}}{x}$$
13. **Step 11: Since $a_{\overline{3N}|i} = \frac{1 - (1+i)^{-3N}}{i}$ and $a_{\overline{N}|i} = \frac{1 - (1+i)^{-N}}{i}$, we can solve for $x$ numerically or use the given data to approximate.**
14. **Step 12: Approximate $x$ and $a_{\overline{N}|i}$ numerically:**
- From step 4, $a_{\overline{4N}|i} = 14.113$
- Assume $N=1$ for simplicity (since $N$ is not given explicitly), then:
$$a_{\overline{1}|0.063} = \frac{1 - (1.063)^{-1}}{0.063} = \frac{1 - 0.940}{0.063} = 0.952$$
$$x = (1.063)^{-1} = 0.940$$
15. **Step 13: Calculate fraction:**
$$\text{Fraction} = \frac{0.952 (1 + 0.940^2)}{14.113} = \frac{0.952 (1 + 0.8836)}{14.113} = \frac{0.952 \times 1.8836}{14.113} = \frac{1.793}{14.113} \approx 0.127$$
16. **Final answer:** The fraction of the total present value represented by the first and third sets of N payments combined is approximately **0.127** or **12.7%**.