find the periodic withdrawals pmt for the annuity given. hint [see example 4.] (assume end-of-period withdrawals and compounding at the same intervals as withdrawals. round your answer to the nearest cent.) $100,000 at 6%, paid out monthly for 11 years

It depends on if the interest rate of 6% is nominal or not.  The question doesn't specify.  Let's assume that is is a nominal rate, compounded monthly.
Start with 100000 = x * a angle 132 at .5% per month
This becomes 100000 = x * (1-1.005^-132)/.005
Which becomes (100000(.005))/(1 - 1.005^-132) = x
So x is the PMT, which is 1036.70.

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