Jessica S. answered 02/17/20
Tutor from Brooklyn, NY for over 4 years!
For this question, you want to use the formula for interest compounded annually:
A = P (1+r) ^T
where:
- P is the initial amount of money
- r is the interest rate, in decimal form
- t is the number of years, and
- A is the total amount of money in the account after those years.
As long as no money is being withdrawn, you should be able to simply plug your values into the above formula, and recieve your answer. In this case:
A = 4000 (1+.056) ^5
A = 4000 ( 1.056)^5
A = ~$5252.66
Hope this helps! Please feel free to comment if you have more questions :)