Asked by Tommy
A $2,000 deposit at an APR of 5.4% with quarterly compounding for 8 years. The amount after 8 years ?? I need to find what the amount would be after 8 years please help
This not Dave my name is Tommy I don't even know who Dave is and I'm sorry if you think I am I don't know how to solve these . My dad would get really mad he is the president of Harvard lol so you can see I'm in a tight squeeze.
This not Dave my name is Tommy I don't even know who Dave is and I'm sorry if you think I am I don't know how to solve these . My dad would get really mad he is the president of Harvard lol so you can see I'm in a tight squeeze.
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Answered by
Damon
I just did this though
MATH HELP - Damon, Sunday, January 27, 2013 at 8:43pm
.054/4 = .0135
that is your quarterly rate so every 3 months multiply by
1.0135
1.0135^32 = 1.53589
so multiply 2,000 by that. 3071.78
MATH HELP - Damon, Sunday, January 27, 2013 at 8:43pm
.054/4 = .0135
that is your quarterly rate so every 3 months multiply by
1.0135
1.0135^32 = 1.53589
so multiply 2,000 by that. 3071.78
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Damon
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