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Prove the financial mathematics identity: (1/i) + (S'/((1+S')ⁿ − 1)) = (1 − PV)/i, given S' = i.

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This problem asks to prove an identity in financial mathematics. Based on the image, we need to prove that the expression on the left, which appears to be a "dual rate" formula, is equal to the expression on the right, which is a "single rate" formula.

Let's interpret the expressions from the image:
Left Hand Side (LHS):

1i+S′(1+S′)n−1\frac{1}{i} + \frac{S'}{(1+S')^n - 1}

Right Hand Side (RHS):

1−PVi\frac{1 - PV}{i}

The previous question established S′=iS' = i. Let's apply this assumption here.
Also, in financial mathematics, the present value of an ordinary annuity

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