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![Option-1 Option-2 Option-3 10% Annual interest rate, RATE Number of annuity payment, NPER Relavant FV factor applicable Year-end annual deposits Future value of the annuity 5% 796 5.52563 S49,000 5.75074 $49,000 6.10510 [If PVA of $1s annuity factor is rounded off to 5 decimal places] $49,000 $270,755.87 $281,786.26 $299,149.90 (or) Option-1 Option-2 Option-3 Annual interest rate, RATE Number of annuity payment, NPER Relavant FV factor applicable Year-end annual deposits Future value of the annuity 5% 796 10% 5.52560 S49,000 5.75070 $49,000 6.10510 [If PVA of $1s annuity factor is rounded off to 4 decimal places] $49,000 $270,754.40 $281,784.30 $299,149.90 NOTE For Option-1: PVA of $1 annuity regular factor @ 5% for 5 periods as per factor table; For Option.2: PVA of $1 annuity regular factor @ 7% for 5 periods as per factor table; For Option-3: PVA of $1 annuity regular factor @ 10% for 5 periods as per factor table](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/0f8a01d0-74c2-11ea-a65f-1f9fd40f57a6.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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Exercise C-6 Calculate the future value of an annuity (LOC-3) GMG Studios plans to invest $49,000...
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places.)
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places.)
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factor(s) from the tables provided. Round your answers to 2 decimal
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