On Juan's 26th birthday, he invested $6,500 in a retirement account. Each year thereafter, he deposited 10% more than the previous deposit. The account paid annual compound interest of 7%. How much was in the account Ommediately after his 35th deposit?
On Juan's 26th birthday, he invested $6,500 in a retirement account. Each year thereafter, he deposited 10% more than the previous deposit. The account paid annual compound interest of 7%. How much was in the account Ommediately after his 35th deposit?
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![On Juan's 26th birthday, he invested
$6,500 in a retirement account. Each
year thereafter, he deposited 10% more
than the previous deposit. The account
paid annual compound interest of 7%.
How much was in the account
mmediately after his 35th deposit?
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Transcribed Image Text:On Juan's 26th birthday, he invested
$6,500 in a retirement account. Each
year thereafter, he deposited 10% more
than the previous deposit. The account
paid annual compound interest of 7%.
How much was in the account
mmediately after his 35th deposit?
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The problem is asking for the
amount of money that Juan
must deposit on his 36th
birthday which coincides with
the first deposit of the
geometric series.
Please view the following video before
answering this question. Video Solution:
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If Juan decided to wait 10 years before
investing for retirement, how much
would he have to invest on his 36th
birthday to have the same account
balance on his 60th birthday?
Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
The tolerance is ± 5.
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5 of 10 <
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Incorrect
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ENL
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The problem is asking for the
amount of money that Juan
must deposit on his 36th
birthday which coincides with
the first deposit of the
geometric series.
Please view the following video before
answering this question. Video Solution:
02.05-PRO22/023/024
Click here to access the TVM Factor
Table Calculator
If Juan decided to wait 10 years before
investing for retirement, how much
would he have to invest on his 36th
birthday to have the same account
balance on his 60th birthday?
Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
The tolerance is ± 5.
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