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Alex wants to buy a shopping complex in Vancouver 3 years after completing his Masters. The complex will cost CAD 17,000,000 and he would need a 20% down payment after 5 years. To save for the down payment, Alex could deposit one lump sum today at a 6% annual compound rate. Alternatively, Alex can wait one year and make one lump sum deposit. Will Alex need more money to deposit if she does it now or after one year? How much more is required? (Use Formula Approach)
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