Tory invested $600 a year for three years, then $700 a year for an additional four years. In year9, she withdrew $1,500. She withdrew the entire investment in year 11. Which statementcorrectly applies to the time line for this problem? Multiple choice question.The withdrawal in year 11 is a negative cash flow.The timeline has a total of nine time periods.The cash flow in year 4 is a negative $600.The cash flows for the first seven years are negative.

Cash flows are money invested or money taken out. Money invested is cash outflow and negative cash…

Answered: Tory invested $600 a year for three…

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