Calculate the present value of the following future cash flows, rounding all calculations to the nearest dollar:Outdoor Life manufactures snowboards. Its cost of making $2,100$ bindings is as follows:

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$$6,000$ received in seven years with interest of $6\%$

$$6,000$ received in each of the following seven years with interest of $6\%$

Payments of $$3,500,$$$8,000,$ and $$6,500$ received in years $1,2$ and $3,$ respectively, with interest of $14\%$

Calculate the present value of $$6,000$ received in seven years with interest of $6\%.($Enter any factor amounts to three decimal places,

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Calculate the present value of $$6,000$ received in each of the following seven years with interest of $6\%.($Enter any factor amounts to three decimal places,

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Calculate the present value for payments of $$3,500,$$$8,000,$ and $$6,500$ received in years $1,2$ and $3,$ respectively, with interest of $14\%.($Enter any factor amounts to three decimal places,

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