Perpetuity A provides payments of 3000 every six months with the first payment six months from today. Perpetuity B provides payments of the amount of k every two years with the first payment due now. An annual effective interest rate of 4.94% is given. The two perpetuities have the same present value. Determine the value of the payment k.

Perpetuity A provides payments of 3000 every six months with the first payment six months from today. Perpetuity B provides payments of the amount of k every two years with the first payment due now. An annual effective interest rate of 4.94% is given. The two perpetuities have the same present value. Determine the value of the payment k.

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