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Hey, I fixed it up, for B_1 there is a payment of 5000 which I missed, which gives your answer.

When we say pa (per annum) it is compounded yearly. So: A_1=5000(1+0.06) A_2=5000(1.06)^2+5000(1.06) A_3=5000(1.06)^3+5000(1.06)^2+5000(1.06) and so on for 10 years: A_{10}=5000(1.06)^{10}+5000(1.06)^9+...+5000(1.06) Using the GP sum formula...

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