Conchita has a 13 year annuity immediate making annual payments that grow geometrically atthe rate 2.250 %. The first payment is $2,250.00 and the interest rate is i(12)=7.500%$. Whatis the future value of her annuity? Question 2Answer a. Q = $53,901.79 b. Q = $52,300.75 c.Q$56,570.20 d. Q = $54,435.48 e. Q = $53,368.11

Given:First payment (P) = $2,250.00Interest rate (i) = 7.500% = 0.075 (decimal)Growth rate (g) =…

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