Here's the formula: fv=p(1+int/c)^(nt)
future value
principal
int 6%=.06
compound
yr
times/yr=usually, t=compound
Eva M.
oh wait nvm thxs!02/12/20
Eva M.
asked 02/12/20In this scenario you have $5000 to invest and you want to know which of the following investment situations will give you the most money at the end of 5 years. The interest rate for all the situations is 6%. *MAKE SURE YOU PUT YOUR EXPONENTS IN PARENTHESES!
3.Calculate the investment if it is compounded quarterly (four times a year).
4.Calculate the investment if it is compounded monthly(12 times a year).
5.Calculate the investment if it is compounded daily(365 times a year).
Also since one of them is compounded quarterly , I think the equation is 5000(1.015)^4
because 0.06/4 is 0.015 and plus 1=1.015?
idk if this is correct since it says 4 times a year?? and the others I have no idea! please explain!
Here's the formula: fv=p(1+int/c)^(nt)
future value
principal
int 6%=.06
compound
yr
times/yr=usually, t=compound
Eva M.
oh wait nvm thxs!02/12/20
Mark M. answered 02/12/20
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
Your calculation for the quarterly compounding is correct, 1 + 0.06 / 4
The exponent is incorrect. It should be (5)(4) = 20.
Do the same for the other two.
Monthly is 1 + 0.06 / 12, and the exponent is 5(12)
Daily is 1 + 0.06 / 365, and the exponent is (5)(365)
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Eva M.
what's this formula?02/12/20