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Calculate the level annual income retained by 'A'.?


Four years ago 'A' lent $12,000 to 'B'. The loan was repayable by level annual installments of capital over 12 years and interest was payable annually in arrear at 9% per annum. 'A' retained part of each payment of capital and interest to provide himself with a level annual income and the balance of each payment was sufficient when invested at 7% per annum to replace his original capital at the end of 12 years.
Immediately after the fourth repayment 'B' wishes to change the repayments basis to level annual installments of capital and interest. 'A' will agree to this provided the amount of the level installment of capital and interest payable by 'B' under the revised arrangement is such that he is able to retain the same level of annual income and still replace his capital by adding the balance of each payment to his existing investment at 7% per annum.

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