Triad is considering to pay library annual costs $4300 indefinitely. What is the maximum amount of money that could be invested in the process to be economically feasible if interest is 7.44% compounded quarterly? (Money should be rounded to 2 decimal place, p value up to six d.p.) USE CALCULATOR ONLY FOR CALCULATIONS PMT VY 5 CAY P PV 4300 0.0744 0.0186

Triad is considering to pay library annual costs $4300 indefinitely. What is the maximum amount of money that could be invested in the process to be economically feasible if interest is 7.44% compounded quarterly? (Money should be rounded to 2 decimal place, p value up to six d.p.) USE CALCULATOR ONLY FOR CALCULATIONS PMT VY 5 CAY P PV 4300 0.0744 0.0186

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