An annuity of 1, issued at age 35, is payable at the beginning of each year until age 65. The annuity payments are certain for the first15 years. You are given:ä 15ä= 11.94å 35:15|11.62ä35 = 21.0219.6030ä 35:30]18.13ä50 = 15.66ä65 = 9.65Calculate the expected present value of the annuity.ALess than 18.00BAt least 18.00, but less than 18.50CAt least 18.50, but less than 19.00

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