Just the second one please

(1 point) From the textbook: Your business associate who owes you $8750 offers to pay you either $7000 now or else to pay you 5 yearly installments of $1750, the first installment paid now. Assume a 6.2% market interest rate, compounded continuously. How much would you have at the end of 5 years if you choose to take the $ 7000 offer now, and you use the market to earn interest on the funds? $ 9543.98 How much would you have at the end of 5 years if you choose to take the installments each year, and you still used the market to earn interest on the the funds? $ (Don't use integral formula. Instead sum up the final contributions of each of the installments.) Is it better to take the lump sum? N (Y for yes, N for no.) (1 point) From the textbook: Your business associate who owes you $8750 offers to pay you either $7000 now or else to pay you 5 yearly installments of $1750, the first installment paid now. Assume a 6.2% market interest rate, compounded continuously. How much would you have at the end of 5 years if you choose to take the $ 7000 offer now, and you use the market to earn interest on the funds? $ 9543.98 How much would you have at the end of 5 years if you choose to take the installments each year, and you still used the market to earn interest on the the funds? $ (Don't use integral formula. Instead sum up the final contributions of each of the installments.) Is it better to take the lump sum? N (Y for yes, N for no.)