Final answer:
The question refers to the calculation of total yearly amortization for new intangibles, a concept related to business accounting. Without further information on purchase details and amortization schedules, which are referenced but not available in the question, it is not possible to answer accurately.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question asks for the total amortization of new intangibles purchased during a specified period, which is a task related to accounting in the field of business. To determine the total amortization for the year ending 1/31/2025, on new intangible purchases made during the years 2017-2025, you would need detailed information about the purchases and the associated amortization rates and schedules. Since such details are not provided in the question, and there are specific references to rows and comments that are not available, it's not possible to provide a precise answer.
However, the concept of amortization refers to the accounting process of gradually writing off the initial cost of an intangible asset over its useful life. To calculate the annual amortization expense for an intangible asset, you would divide the asset's initial cost by its estimated useful life. This question also implies an exclusion of amortization from intangibles purchased before the forecast period mentioned, which is important in the calculation.
Without access to the specific amortization assumptions mentioned in rows 135 and 136, we cannot definitively select an option from the provided answers (a. $200, b. $1,800, c. $2,911, d. $4,000, e. $4,711). An understanding of the provided future value formula and payments information would typically be used to figure out the future value of money, but that's not directly applicable to calculating the year's amortization expense.