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 Find the future values of these ordinary annuities. Compounding occurs once a year. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to the nearest cent. 
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Future value of annuity = cash flows((1+rate)n -1)/rate
| a | Future value of annuity | = | $900*((1+0.16)^12-1)/0.16 | 
| = | $ 27,765 | ||
| b | Future value of annuity | = | $450((1+0.08)^6 -1)/0.08 | 
| = | $ 3,301 | ||
| c | Future value of annuity | = | $800*10 | 
| = | $ 8,000 | 
Future value of annuity due = cash flows(1+r)((1+rate)n -1)/rate
| a | Future value of annuity due | = | $900*(1.16)*((1+0.16)^12-1)/0.16 | 
| = | $ 32,208 | ||
| b | Future value of annuity due | = | $450*(1.08)*((1+0.08)^6 -1)/0.08 | 
| = | $ 3,565 | ||
| c | Future value of annuity due | = | $800*10 | 
| = | $ 8,000 |