Edward C. answered 03/13/15
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The formula for compound interest is A = P(1+r/n)nt where
P = Principal or initial amount
r = interest rate as a decimal
t = number of years
A = Accumulated or final amount
n = number of compounding per year
Here P = 150000, r = 0.15, t = 22, n = 1
A = 150000(1+0.15)22
= 150000(1.15)22
= 150000(21.645)
= 3246711.86
So the final amount is $3,246,711.86