On a child's first birthday, a parent wishes to deposit enough money so that the child can withdraw $5000 per year for five years. If the first withdrawal will be on the child's 18th birthday, how much should the parent deposit. The rate is 5% annually. $21,647.38 $8994.93 $9916.91 $9444.68

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