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Ans. Option B
Explanation and calculation:
Present value of cash flow is equal to the product of cash inflow and present value of an annuity of $1 at a particular interest rate.
Present value = Cash inflow * Present value of $1 @6%
= $49,000 * 0.94340
= $46,226.6 or $46,227 (rounded)
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