An Engineering Research foundation wishes to set up a trust fund earning 10% compounded annually to • provide P 2,585,373 for the lot and building and P 1,110,477 for the initial equipment of a Structural Engineering and Materials Laboratory; • pay P 445,919 for the annual operating cost every year; and • pay P 503,831 for the purchase of new equipment and replacement of some equipment every 6 years beginning 6 years from now. How much money should be paid into the fund for the building and equipment and to pay for perpetual operation and equipment replacement?
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