Today, you have $35,000 to invest. Two investment alternatives are available to you. One would require you to invest your $35,000 now, the other would require the $35,000 investment two years from now. In either case, the investments will end five years from now. The cash flows for each alternative are provided below Using a MARR of 13%, what should you do with the $35,000 you have? Click the icon to view the alternatives description Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when the MARR is 13% per year The FW of the Alternative 1 is $ (Round to the nearest dollar) The FW of the Alternative 2 is $(Round to the nearest dollar.) should be selected Alternative 1 Alternative 2 Today, you have $35.000 to invest. Two investment alternatives are available to you One would require you to invest your $35,000 now, the other would require the $35,000 investment two years from now. In either case, the investments will end five years from now The cash flows for each alternative are provided below. Using a MARR of 13%, what should you do with the $35,000 you have? EFE Click the icon to view the alternatives description Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when the MARR is 13% per year The FW of the Alternative tis (Round to the nearest dollar) The FW of the Alternative 2 is s (Round to the nearest dollar) should be selected Today, you have $35,000 to invest. Two investment alternatives are available to you. One would require you to invest your $35,000 now, the other would require the $35,000 investment two years from now. In either case, the investments will end five years from now. The cash flows for each alternative are provided below Using a MARR of 13%, what should you do with the $35,000 you have? Click the icon to view the alternatives description Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when the MARR is 13% per year The FW of the Alternative 1 is $ (Round to the nearest dollar) The FW of the Alternative 2 is $(Round to the nearest dollar.) should be selected Alternative 1 Alternative 2 Today, you have $35.000 to invest. Two investment alternatives are available to you One would require you to invest your $35,000 now, the other would require the $35,000 investment two years from now. In either case, the investments will end five years from now The cash flows for each alternative are provided below. Using a MARR of 13%, what should you do with the $35,000 you have? EFE Click the icon to view the alternatives description Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when the MARR is 13% per year The FW of the Alternative tis (Round to the nearest dollar) The FW of the Alternative 2 is s (Round to the nearest dollar) should be selected