Brenda Crane invests $500 in an annuity that she pays at the start of every quarter. Find the Future Value of the annuity if it lasts for 6 years, and is compounded quarterly at 30%. Solve using the FV formula approach. $33,488.93 O$33,468,93 $33,848.93 $33,884.93

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