Only Looking for help for the two main charts. Could you also please include the excel formulas for the charts as well. Thank yoy

sarah wants to start her own business in 10 years. she needs to accumulate $200,000 (today's dollars) in 10 years to sufficiently start her business. she assumes that inflation will average 4%, and that she can earn a 9% compound annual after-tax return on her investments. sarah wants to increase her annual saving with inflation adjustment. what will sarah's payment be at the end of the second year?

Part A: what is annual equal saving?

Part B: they will increase their savings annually at the rate of inflarion. how much should they save at the end of year 2?

Part C: they will increase their savings annually at the rate of inflation. how much should they save at the beginning of year 2?

= Times New Roman + Wrap Text General 19 Inser Delet: BIV Merge & Center $ %) Conditional Format Cel Formatting as Table Styles Form D M 0 Inflation Rate of Return (Nominal) LARR N FV in current dollar FV in future dollar Sarah wants to start her own business in 10 years. She needs to accumulate $200,000 (today's dollars) in 10 years to sufficiently start her business She assumes that inflation will average 4%, and that she can earn a 9% compound annual after-tax return on her investments. Sarah wants to increase her annual saving with inflation adjustment. What will Sarah's payment be at the end of the second year? Part A: What is annual equal saving? Part B: They will increase their savings annually at the rate of inflation. How much should they save at the end of year 27 Part C: They will increase their savings annually at the rate of inflation. How much should they save at the beginning of year 27 A: PMT Equal Payments CMT Serial Payments Serial Payments Balance Create four figures following is can example screenshot Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 alance Ralance Year 1 3 5 6 2 9 10 Chart Area Serial Payment Assignment blank Screenshot of in-class example + Sarah wants to start her own business in 10 years. She needs to accumulate $200,000 (today's dollars) in 10 years to sufficiently start her business She assumes that inflation will average 4%, and that she can earn a 9% compound annual after-tax return on her investments. Sarah wants to increase her annual saving with inflation adjustment. What will Sarah's payment be at the end of the second year? Part A: What is annual equal saving? Part B: They will increase their savings annually at the rate of inflation. How much should they save at the end of year 2? Part C: They will increase their savings annually at the rate of inflation. How much should they save at the beginning of year 2? Inflation Rate of Return (Nominal) IARR N FV in current dollar FV in future dollar Exisiting saving A: PMT Equal Payments B: PMT Serial Payments C: PMT Serial Payments Balance Balance Balance Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 x fx B C Inflation Rate of Return (Nominal) IARR N FV in current dollar FV in future dollar Exisiting saving B: PMT A: PMT Equal Payments Balance Serial Payments C: PMT Serial Payments Balance Balance Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sarah wants to start her own business in 10 years. She needs to accumulate $200,000 (today's dollars) in 10 years to sufficiently start her business. She assumes that inflation will average 4%, and that she can earn a 9% compound annual after-tax return on her investments. Sarah wants to increase her annual saving with inflation adjustment. What will Sarah's payment be at the end of the second year? Part A: What is annual equal saving? Part B: They will increase their savings annually at the rate of inflation. How much should they save at the end of year 2? Part C: They will increase their savings annually at the rate of inflation. How much should they save at the beginning of year 2