Asked by Maria
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What would be the amount of compound interest on $ 8,000 invested for one year at 6 %, compounded quarterly ? (need to show all of your work )
ok this is what I got
$8,000 x 0.6 = $ 480
$ 480 / 4 = $120
$120 x 0.6 / 4 = $ 121.80
$8,241.80 x 0.6 /4 =$ 123 .63
$8,365 .43 x0.6 / 4 = 125.48
$ 8,491
please let me know if I am right thanks again
What would be the amount of compound interest on $ 8,000 invested for one year at 6 %, compounded quarterly ? (need to show all of your work )
ok this is what I got
$8,000 x 0.6 = $ 480
$ 480 / 4 = $120
$120 x 0.6 / 4 = $ 121.80
$8,241.80 x 0.6 /4 =$ 123 .63
$8,365 .43 x0.6 / 4 = 125.48
$ 8,491
please let me know if I am right thanks again
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
correct
Answered by
Reiny
You can do the calculations above in one step using the formula
Amount = Principal (1+i)^n , where i is the periodic interest rate, in this case per quarter year,
and n is the number of interest periods , in this case n=4
so Amount = 8000(1.015)^4
= 8490.91
I also noticed in your solutions that you used .6 for 6%, that should have been .06
I am sure you are not expected to do it the way you attempted it.
That would be totally impractical had the time been something like 10 years.
Amount = Principal (1+i)^n , where i is the periodic interest rate, in this case per quarter year,
and n is the number of interest periods , in this case n=4
so Amount = 8000(1.015)^4
= 8490.91
I also noticed in your solutions that you used .6 for 6%, that should have been .06
I am sure you are not expected to do it the way you attempted it.
That would be totally impractical had the time been something like 10 years.
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