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Tamara is buying a new laptop that costs $1,546.00. Instead of paying cash, she can make 26 bi-weekly payments at the end of each period). The interest rate is (52) = 8.125%. a) This question deals with the value of an annuity b) There will be payments. The payment period is c) The payment amount is $ d) The effective interest rate per period is % daily weekly bi-weekly monthly quarterly semi-annual annual e) The present/future value is $

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