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Present Value Mechanics.[1] Essentially all valuation in finance is built upon the concept of present value. Cash flows in the future are worth less because they occur in the future and because they are risky. It is essential you are completely comfortable with the mechanics of calculating present values before we attempt more complicated valuation questions. In this question we are going to value an asset that pays you a stream of simple cash flows. Assume the cash flow today (year 0) is $100. This cash flow may or may not grow over time. This cash flow has already been paid. Thus, the first cash flow you will receive will arrive in one year from today (year 1 cash flow). The discount rate is 10 percent. Read the questions carefully. Errors arising from cursory reading will cause problems in this class and beyond. I want you to practice being precise, as it matters. Get the instant assignment help. Finite Annuity Formula. What is the value of the asset if it pays you the same cash flow for ten years (year 1 through year 10)?