This table provides a detailed view of investment growth over various periods at different interest rates. Each row represents a specific interest rate, ranging from 3.50% to 13.00%. The columns represent the duration of investment in years, from 5 years to 40 years. The values in the table indicate the future value of a unit investment (e.g., per $100 invested) based on compounding at each rate and duration.### Table Structure:- **Interest Rate (%):** - Listed vertically in the first column (3.50% to 13.00%).- **Investment Duration:** - 5 Years - 10 Years - 15 Years - 20 Years - 25 Years - 30 Years - 35 Years - 40 Years### Example Values:- At an interest rate of 3.50%, the value of the investment after: - 5 Years: 18.19 - 10 Years: 9.89 - 20 Years: 5.80- At an interest rate of 10.00%, the value of the investment after: - 5 Years: 21.32 - 15 Years: 13.27 - 30 Years: 8.76- At the highest interest rate of 13.00%, the value of the investment after: - 5 Years: 22.75 - 10 Years: 14.93 - 40 Years: 10.99This table is useful for comparing the effects that different interest rates and time periods have on the growth of an investment. It serves as an educational resource for understanding the impact of compound interest over time. **Mortgage Calculation Exercise**As a loan officer for Grove Gate Bank, calculate the monthly principal and interest (PI) using a specified table and determine the monthly PITI for the mortgage. Ensure all values are rounded to the nearest cent. ### Loan Details:- **Amount Financed**: $123,700- **Interest Rate**: 6.75%- **Term of Loan**: 15 years### Expenses:- **Annual Property Tax**: $2,370- **Annual Insurance**: $1,355### Required Calculations:- **Monthly PI**: Calculate using the provided tables.- **Monthly PITI**: Enter the calculated value.### Assistance:If you need help, click on "Read It" for guidance.**Note:** Ensure all calculations are precise to enhance the reliability of the financial advice provided to clients.

Variables in the question:Amount financed=$123,700Interest rate=6.75%N=15 yearsAnnual property…

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