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Option (a) is correct
Here, the deposits will be same every year, so it is an annuity. Since the deposits begin after one year or at the end of year, so it is ordinary annuity.We need to find the future value of annuity.
Option (b) is incorrect as since we need to find the value after 5th deposit, so it is future value, not present value.
Option (c) is incorrect as in case of annuity due, deposits occur at the beginning of the period.
Option (d) is incorrect as it is a future value problem, not present value.
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