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By doing annual updating of a certain production line, a manufacturing company can avoid spending $100,000 for a new system ten years from now. At an interest rate of 10% per year, the annual amount the company could afford to spend beginning one year from now is nearest to:
- $6,270
- $16,270
- $24,190
- $38,550
At an interest rate of 10% per year, annual deposits of $1,000 in years one through ten would accumulate to how much immediately after the last deposit?
- $6,145
- $15,937
- $19,062
- $22,819
If a small company invests its annual profits of $150,000 in a stock fund which earns 18% per year, the amount in the fund after ten years will be nearest to:
- $479,000
- $785,000
- $2,153,000
- $3,528,000
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