then, the present value must be a cash outflow $(-).$ In our example, PMT and FV were positive, so$,$ PV had to be of the opposite sign $(-).$

Try this example: be actually paid by Austin to Pheonix inc. Thus, we want a positive value, and so we will use$=-$PV$()$ and not $=$PVO.

PV

$$872,166\mathrm{.}44$

Status: Correct

nutritional dog food. Apply the NPERO function in cell C$170.($future value$)$ at the given interest rate, according to the concepts of Time Value of Money. call that amount as the Future Value! $($Or can you?$)$

NPER

Status: Enter function