Asked by Naimy
Suppose you deposit $400 in an account that earns 0.75 percent each quarter. You make no withdrawals from the account and deposit no more money into the account. How much money will accumulate after 2.5 years?
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Answered by
Reiny
how about
400(1.075)^10 ?
or $824.41
400(1.075)^10 ?
or $824.41
Answered by
Ms. Sue
At 0.75 percent, I don't think you'd more than double your money in just 2.5 years.
I got a different answer. I used 0.0075 as the multiplier and figured it the long way -- quarter by quarter.
In the first quarter you'd earn $3.00. Add that to the original 400 and again multiply by 0.0075. At the end of the second quarter, you'd have $406.02.
Finally, by the end of the 10th quarter, I got a total of $431.03.
I got a different answer. I used 0.0075 as the multiplier and figured it the long way -- quarter by quarter.
In the first quarter you'd earn $3.00. Add that to the original 400 and again multiply by 0.0075. At the end of the second quarter, you'd have $406.02.
Finally, by the end of the 10th quarter, I got a total of $431.03.
Answered by
Reiny
of course!
I left out a zero, and then punched in that wrong value in my calculator, without thinking about the answer.
should have been
400(1.0075)^10
= 431.03
thanks for catching that
I left out a zero, and then punched in that wrong value in my calculator, without thinking about the answer.
should have been
400(1.0075)^10
= 431.03
thanks for catching that
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You're welcome, Reiny.
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