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You have written a novel and are negotiating compensation terms with the publisher. The publisher offers you one of two alternatives for the right to publish your novel: (1) you get paid $200,000 today, but get no royalties from the sale of the book, or (2) you get paid $50,000 now and 10% of the gross sales revenue for the next five years.Assume that the projected sales are given by the table below. Your investments earn 3% APR compounded annually.
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