"If you purchase a car from a certain dealership, you expect to have four free oil changes per year during the five years you keep the car. Each oil change would normally cost you $26.49. If you save your money in a mutual fund earning 3.94% per quarter, how much are the oil changes worth to you at the time you buy the car?"

"If you purchase a car from a certain dealership, you expect to have four free oil changes per year during the five years you keep the car. Each oil change would normally cost you $26.49. If you save your money in a mutual fund earning 3.94% per quarter, how much are the oil changes worth to you at the time you buy the car?"

Essentials Of Investments

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