9 pts Question 6 On Christine's 25th birthday, she started to plan for her retirement and deposited $10,000 into a Jaguar Mutual Fund account that she expected to earn 7% every year for the next 40 years (annual compounding). When Christine was 45 (exactly 20 years ago) she realized that the Jaguar account would not be enough to have $1,000,000 in retirement funds so she invested another lump sum into a Badger Mutual Fund account that appreciated exactly 10.50% every year (annual compounding). On Christine's 65th birthday, she has a total of $1,000,000 from her two retirement accounts but she decides to buy a company instead of retiring. She never deposited more than the two original lump sums and she has never withdrawn any money from these accounts. How much did she originally deposit into the Badger Mutual Fund account? O $1,000,000.00 $115,426.05 $111,326.10 $18.429.30 $135,754.56 $149,744,58 $113,356.62