Find the future value for the constant growth annuity where the rate of growth is 0.75%, the interest rate is 6% compounded quarterly, the first annuity payment is $3190 quarterly at the end of the payment period for 10 years. Select the closest answer choice. Select one: Oa. $198069 Ob. $166169 O c. $229969 Od. $134269 Check
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