Jimmy deposits $4,000 now, $2,500 3 years from now, and $5,000 6 years from now. Interest...

Jimmy deposits $4,000 now, $2,500 3 years from now, and $5,000 6 years from now. Interest is 5% for the first 3 years and 7% for the last 3 years.

a) What is the uniform series equivalent of the fund (uniform cash flow at end of years 1 through 6)?

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