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Uniform payment equal to varying cash flow
Series = payuni(CashFlow,Rate)
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Series= payuni(CashFlow,Rate)computes the uniform series value of a varying cash flow.
Series= payuni(CashFlow,Rate)
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This example shows how to calculate the uniform series value usingpayuni.
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The following cash flow represents the yearly income from an initial investment of $10,000. The annual interest rate is 8%.
Year 1 - $2000
Year 2 - $1500
Year 3 - $3000
Year 4 - $3800
Year 5 - $5000
To calculate the uniform series value:
Series = payuni([-10000 2000 1500 3000 3800 5000], 0.08)
Series = 429.6296
Cash flows, specified as a vector of varying cash flows. Include the initial investment as the initial cash flow value (a negative number).
Data Types:double
double
Periodic interest rate, specified as a decimal.
Uniform series, returned as the value of a varying cash flow.
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