Corning purchases a new machine in year $0$ to produce square Corningware. The machine costs $$4,000.$ At the end of year $2,$ the machines are in short supply and Corning sells the machine for $$6,500.$ Corning realizes a capital gain on the sale and must pay capital gains taxes. What are the cash flows from the sale of the Corningware machine?The value of the machine is year $0$ is $$5,000.$ Assume that the useful life of the machine is $5$ years, that Corning applies straight$-$line depreciation, and that the corporate tax rate is $21\%.$ A$.$ $$4,100$B$.$ $$861$ C$.$ $$5,639$ D$.$ $$945$E$.$ $$6,555$