
Alan G. answered 04/25/16
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You begin with $2000.
After 1 month, you earn 2000(1 + .01/12) = $2001.67. If you pay at the end of the month, you then have $1901.67 left.
Repeating this process, at the end of two months, you have 1901.67(1 + .01/12) - 100 = $1803.25.
At the end of three months, you have 1803.25(1 + .01/12) - 100 = $1704.75 left.
The answers will be different if you pay at the beginning of each month. This is related to the idea of a annuity and loan amortization, but I will not elaborate on this here.