4) You receive a 30 year annuity that pays $1,250 at the end of each month for the first year, and then this monthly payment increases by 2% each year (so that the monthly payments in the second year are $1, 275, the monthly payments in the third year are $1, 300.50, etc.). Immediately after receiving cach monthly payment, you reinvest the payment into an account carning an interest rate i(12) the accumulated value of the payments after 30 years. -.06. Find

4) You receive a 30 year annuity that pays $1,250 at the end of each month for the first year, and then this monthly payment increases by 2% each year (so that the monthly payments in the second year are $1, 275, the monthly payments in the third year are $1, 300.50, etc.). Immediately after receiving cach monthly payment, you reinvest the payment into an account carning an interest rate i(12) the accumulated value of the payments after 30 years. -.06. Find

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