The following two annuities-immediate are available for purchase: (a) the first annuity makes annual payments of 1000 for twenty years, (b) the second annuity is a perpetuity that also has annual payments. The payment in each of the first ten years is 600. Beginning in year 11, the payments increase to 1200, and remain at 1200 forever. At an annual effective interest rate of i > 0, both annuities have a present value of X. Calculate X

The following two annuities-immediate are available for purchase: (a) the first annuity makes annual payments of 1000 for twenty years, (b) the second annuity is a perpetuity that also has annual payments. The payment in each of the first ten years is 600. Beginning in year 11, the payments increase to 1200, and remain at 1200 forever. At an annual effective interest rate of i > 0, both annuities have a present value of X. Calculate X

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