Roger decides to start an investment account by depositing $5,000 today. In one year he will invest $500. He plans to make annual investments that increase by $100 each year ($600 in year two, $700 in year three, etc.). If he earns 9% on his investment, what will his account be worth 6 years from today, assuming he compounds annually

Roger decides to start an investment account by depositing $5,000 today. In one year he will invest $500. He plans to make annual investments that increase by $100 each year ($600 in year two, $700 in year three, etc.). If he earns 9% on his investment, what will his account be worth 6 years from today, assuming he compounds annually

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Chapter4: Time Value Of Money

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