Xavier is a baseball player negotiating a contract to play for a team for one year. He is usually paid $10 million a year for playing, but the salary caps for his team means that he will have to be paid $5 million this year and the remainder next year. If the interest rate is 8 percent, how much should that remaining amount be next year?
A. $5.0 million
B. $5.1 million
C. $5.4 million
D. $6.1 million
C. $5.4 million
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