Math 4You inherited a huge mango garden in Rajshahi from a distantlyrelated great grandfather. It opens two choices for you:Choice (1): Farm for mango yourself and produce mango juice. Youwill invest 300,000BDT to set it up. But at every year end you willearn 600,000BDT (after deduction of all the taxes etc...) for the next5 years.Choice (2): Lease out the garden to a company. It pays you800,000BDT at the beginning of each year for the next 3 years. Butafter that due to hyper production over natural limits your trees willgo barren for the next 2 years and production will becomenegligible.Which option should you choose? Assume that yearly inflation rateis 5%.

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Math 4 You inherited a huge mango garden in Rajshahi from a distantly related great grandfather. It opens two choices for you: Choice (1): Farm for mango yourself and produce mango juice. Ya will invest 300,000BDT to set it up. But at every year end you will earn 600,000BDT (after deduction of all the taxes etc...) for the ne 5 years. Choice (2): Lease out the garden to a company. It pays you o00 00ORDT at the Ru

Math 4 You inherited a huge mango garden in Rajshahi from a distantly related great grandfather. It opens two choices for you: Choice (1): Farm for mango yourself and produce mango juice. Ya will invest 300,000BDT to set it up. But at every year end you will earn 600,000BDT (after deduction of all the taxes etc...) for the ne 5 years. Choice (2): Lease out the garden to a company. It pays you o00 00ORDT at the Ru

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