Suppose I start saying for my retirement on my 45th birthday by depositing $1000 in a retirement sayings account that earns 5% per year. Each year I increase the deposit by $100, so on my 46th birthday I deposit $1100, on my 47th birthday I deposit $1200, etc.. I continue making deposits until my 64th birthday which is when I make my final deposit. On my 65th birthday I will make my first withdrawal of $X. I expect inflation to be about 3% per year so I plan to increase my withdrawals to accommodate for that {at 3% annually]. I expect my final withdrawal to be on my 95th birthday. What can I afford my rst withdrawal of $1 to be? Note: be careful with counting the number of deposits and withdrawals! Our conyention in the course is that when ayailable, we use factor table yalues for all but the [FIR] and [PIE] factors, in which case we use the equations. Your solution should be within $30 of mine. 0 None of the above