Your firm buys a new front loader tractor. The initial cost is $210,000. The useful life...

Your firm buys a new front loader tractor. The initial cost is $210,000. The useful life is 15 years. You expect the front loader's net cash flow every year should be $45,000. If your company's MARR is 6% what is the future worth of the front loader? Give your answer in dollars and include a + or - sign as needed.

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