Indiana Johnson began a short-lived archeology career by digging in his back yard. At the end of the first year, he found $125.00 in treasures. At the end of the second year, he found $380.50 in treasures, Indiana did not find any treasure the third year, but at the end of the fourth year, he found $50 in quarters, Indiana invested all his treasure income in a 1016 APR Investment with annual compounding as soon as he found them. At the end of the tenth year of his archaeology career, Indiana wanted to know what his investment was worth. Well what was it worth? 51,198.00 $556 1981.40 $1,177.00 12,073.88