1.
=2*1.06=2.12
2.
=2*1.06^2=2.2472
3.
=2*1.06^3=2.382032
4.
=2*(1.06/1.13)+2*(1.06/1.13)^2+2*(1.06/1.13)^3=5.28686108571852
5.
=36.07/1.13^3=24.9983193533565
6.
=2*(1.06/1.13)+2*(1.06/1.13)^2+2*(1.06/1.13)^3+36.07/1.13^3=30.285180439075
7.
=2*1.06/(13%-6%)=30.2857142857143
8.
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