In saving for a future major purchace, Oksana has been making uniform deposits of $5,000 per year in an account that has earned variable annual interest rates of in-12-13-5% and i=15-7%(see cash flow diagram below). How much does she have in the account immediately after making the last deposit?ATTThe account will have ! (Round to the nearest dollar)GUILD

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In saving for a future major purchace, Oksana has been making uniform deposits of $5,000 per year in an account that has eamed variable annual interest rates of i=12-13-5% and 14-15-7% (see cash flow diagram below). How much does she have in the account immediately after making the last deposit? The account will have s (Round to the nearest dollar) 13 14 15 CELLED

In saving for a future major purchace, Oksana has been making uniform deposits of $5,000 per year in an account that has eamed variable annual interest rates of i=12-13-5% and 14-15-7% (see cash flow diagram below). How much does she have in the account immediately after making the last deposit? The account will have s (Round to the nearest dollar) 13 14 15 CELLED

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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