Asked by lamar
                interest formula, and or answer. if you put $200.00 in an annuity that grows at 6% interest per year at the end of every year, and you add $200.00 more at the end of every year, how much will you have at the end of 70 years.
I know prt, but it doesn't work. is this pertaining to the geometric formula of Sn=[n(A1+An)]/2
            
        I know prt, but it doesn't work. is this pertaining to the geometric formula of Sn=[n(A1+An)]/2
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    You want
200((1.06^71 - 1)/(1.06-1) - 1)
Better study your annuity formula and how it arises.
    
200((1.06^71 - 1)/(1.06-1) - 1)
Better study your annuity formula and how it arises.
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