Asked by Lopee
                A man will deposit 6750 in a fund at the end of each 6 months for 10 yrs. Find the size of the fund at the end of 3 yrs if it is invested at 4% compounded semi annually.
            
            
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    at the end of
6 mo, the fund has 6750
1 yr, 6750*1.02 + 6750
1.5 yr, 6750*1.02^2 + 6750*1.02 + 6750
At the end of 3 years (6 periods) that will be
6750*(1.02^6-1)/(1.02-1) = 42579.82
    
6 mo, the fund has 6750
1 yr, 6750*1.02 + 6750
1.5 yr, 6750*1.02^2 + 6750*1.02 + 6750
At the end of 3 years (6 periods) that will be
6750*(1.02^6-1)/(1.02-1) = 42579.82
                    Answered by
            Damon
            
    I assume you mean 2% every six months or half year
so 3 years is 6 periods at 2%
This is sometimes called amount of an annuity
6750 * [ (1.02)^6 -1 ] /0.02
= 6750 * [ .126/.02]
=6750 * 6.308
=42,579.82
    
so 3 years is 6 periods at 2%
This is sometimes called amount of an annuity
6750 * [ (1.02)^6 -1 ] /0.02
= 6750 * [ .126/.02]
=6750 * 6.308
=42,579.82
                    Answered by
            Damon
            
    Whew :)
    
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