Asked by Caden Low
Tyson and Ariana each invested $2,500 in separate accounts. Tyson’s interest rate is 5.75% and is compounded annually. Ariana’s simple interest rate is 5.75%. Neither will make any additional deposits or withdrawals. At the end of 6 years, how much more has Tyson earned? Round your answer to the nearest cent.
I don't know what to do here, please help. Please show me how to work it out.
Thanks!
I don't know what to do here, please help. Please show me how to work it out.
Thanks!
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Answered by
Caden Low
I forgot the formula for compound interest and simple interest, can someone tell me what is is please.
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ANSWER CHECK PLZ
Simple interest is calculated only on the amount of deposit, while compounding interest is calculated on principal, plus interest.
This is the difference between the 2 interest rate but they both have the same percentage.
This is the difference between the 2 interest rate but they both have the same percentage.
Answered by
Damon
Tyson
2500 * 1.0575^6 = 2500 * 1.39856 = 3496.41
Ariana
2500 * .0575 = 143.75 interest per year
143.75 * 6 = 862.50 interest total
+ 2500 = 3362.50
so 3496.41 - 3362.50
2500 * 1.0575^6 = 2500 * 1.39856 = 3496.41
Ariana
2500 * .0575 = 143.75 interest per year
143.75 * 6 = 862.50 interest total
+ 2500 = 3362.50
so 3496.41 - 3362.50
Answered by
Caden Low
Thanks a bunch, please and Damon! You guys helped a lot.
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idk
pipi nut lol
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idk
pipi nut lol
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