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As per condition given
- 1500 - 1200 * (P/A, 6%,4) + 300 * (P/G, 6%,4) + C *(P/G, 6%,6) * (P/F, 6%,4) = 0
- 1500 - 1200 * 3.465106 + 300 * 4.945516 + C * 11.459351 * 0.792094 = 0
-4174.47 + C * 11.459351 * 0.792094 = 0
C = 4174.47 / 9.076879 = 459.90
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