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Present value of annuity due = Annual Amount*PVAD
= 56000*PVAD(7%, 25 periods)
= 56000*12.4693
= $698,280.8
Present value at 14% = 56000*PVAD(14%, 25 periods)
= 56000*7.8351
= $56,007.84
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