Solve the problem.The current value of an annuity per period is given by P = 
- 
, where n is the number of periods, i is the interest rate, and R is the amount of the periodic payment. Find the limit of the current value equation as n approaches infinity to derive an expression for the current value for an annuity that makes payments in perpetuity.
A. P = ?
B. P = 0
C. P = 
- R
D. P = 
Answer: D
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A. y = - 
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A. y = 
t2 - 2, x = t - 4
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C. y = 
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