To find the possible totals of Jennifer's investment in the mutual fund, we need to consider the initial investment and the additional monthly investments.
The initial investment is $14,000.
Jennifer invests an additional $300 each month. To calculate the total after a certain number of months, we multiply the additional investment by the number of months and add it to the initial investment.
Let's calculate the possible totals for different numbers of months:
After 0 months: $14,000 (only the initial investment)
After 1 month: $14,000 + $300 = $14,300
After 2 months: $14,000 + 2 * $300 = $14,600
After 3 months: $14,000 + 3 * $300 = $14,900
After 4 months: $14,000 + 4 * $300 = $15,200
We can continue this pattern to find the totals for different numbers of months.
Using this method, we can calculate the following possible totals:
$14,000 (initial investment) + 0 * $300 = $14,000
$14,000 (initial investment) + 1 * $300 = $14,300
$14,000 (initial investment) + 2 * $300 = $14,600
$14,000 (initial investment) + 3 * $300 = $14,900
$14,000 (initial investment) + 4 * $300 = $15,200
$14,000 (initial investment) + 5 * $300 = $15,500
$14,000 (initial investment) + 6 * $300 = $15,800
$14,000 (initial investment) + 7 * $300 = $16,100
$14,000 (initial investment) + 8 * $300 = $16,400
And so on...
From the calculated list, the possible totals that match the given options are:
$14,000
$14,900
$15,800
$16,700
$17,600
Therefore, the correct options are:
$14,900
$15,800