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Suppose 3500 is invested in an account with an apr of 11% compouned monthly. Find the future value of the account in three years

 Oct 17, 2014

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The compound interest formula is:    A  =  P( 1 + r/n ) ^ ( n · t )

where  A  is the final amount                 r is the rate, written as a decimal (.11)       t is the number of years (3)

           P is the initial amount (3500)     n is the number of times compounded per year (12)

A  =  3500( 1 + .11/12) ^ (12 · 3)

That will be your answer.

 Oct 17, 2014
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The compound interest formula is:    A  =  P( 1 + r/n ) ^ ( n · t )

where  A  is the final amount                 r is the rate, written as a decimal (.11)       t is the number of years (3)

           P is the initial amount (3500)     n is the number of times compounded per year (12)

A  =  3500( 1 + .11/12) ^ (12 · 3)

That will be your answer.

geno3141 Oct 17, 2014

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