Djer invests $5000 each year

  1. Djer invests $5000 each year into a mutual fund earning 6.15% compounded annually. After 8 years he stops making payments, but
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  2. a person invests $2000 at 4% per year comoundes semi-annually for 25 years, determine how long it will take for the investment
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  3. Mr. Bert deposited $5000 into an investment account with an annual interest rate of 3.75%. What equation models this
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  4. Zendaya invests money in an account paying a simple interest of 7.3% per year. If she invests $70 and no money will be added or
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  5. a mother wants to invest 5000 for her sons future education. She invests a portion of the money in a bank certificate of deposit
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  6. a mother wants to invest 5000 for her sons future education. She invests a portion of the money in a bank certificate of deposit
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  7. Plan to save $5000 per year for retirement with first investment made 1 year from now.Plan to earn 10% per year on investments.
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  8. The balance oif a savings account can be modeled by the function b(t)=5000(1.024)^t, where t is the time in years, To model the
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  9. Your Uncle has two alternative inheritence for you.A. You receive 5000 today and 1000 per year for the next 8 years. or B. 5000
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  10. If Don Gecewicz invests $5000 at 9% interest compounded quarterly, find the amount after 4 years.
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