Your mom is expecting the following cash flows $25840 in year 2, 40107 in year 4 and 45988 in year 6. If the rate is 8.06, what are the cash flows worth today. Use the formula that works from below

\begin{tabular}{cc} \hlineFV=PV(1+r)t & r=(PVFV)t11 \\ PV=(1+r)tFV & APV=C{r11/(1+r)} \\ & t=ln(1+r)ln(PVFV) \\ PVp=C/r & AFV=C{r(1+r)t1} \end{tabular}