The Future Value of 1 Factor Will Always Be

question 40

Multiple Choice

The future value of 1 factor will always be

• A) equal to 1.
• B) greater than 1.
• C) less than 1.
• D) equal to the interest rate.

Identify circumstances under which contracts may be considered void, voidable, or unenforceable.

Recognize the legal principles that apply to ambiguous contract terms.

Understand the legal concept of a quasi contract and its application.

Recognize situations where contracts may face challenges in their enforceability due to the nature of the agreement.

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