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Rohan has $100.00 that he wants to save in a bank. Bank A offers two types of savings accounts. One has a 5% simple interest rate, and the other has a 4.8% compound interest rate. Bank B also offers two types of savings accounts. One has a 3% simple interest rate, and the other has a 4% compound interest rate.
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Which account should Rohan choose in order to earn the most interest after leaving the account open for 5 years?
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Bank A simple interest account
Bank A compound interest account
Bank B simple interest account
Bank B compound interest account
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Bank A compound interest account.
Calculations:
- A simple: 100(1 + 0.05·5) = $125.00
- A compound: 100(1.048)^5 ≈ $126.42
- B simple: 100(1 + 0.03·5) = $115.00
- B compound: 100(1.04)^5 ≈ $121.67
The largest amount after 5 years is from Bank A’s 4.8% compound account.
Calculations:
- A simple: 100(1 + 0.05·5) = $125.00
- A compound: 100(1.048)^5 ≈ $126.42
- B simple: 100(1 + 0.03·5) = $115.00
- B compound: 100(1.04)^5 ≈ $121.67
The largest amount after 5 years is from Bank A’s 4.8% compound account.
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