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(a)
The last amount after 8 years of an initial amount of $5000, if interest is compounded quarterly and rate is given as 4.5%.
Given:
Principal amount P as $5000, rate of interest r as 4.5% or 0.045. And as interest is compounded quarterly, so clearly n=4 here and t=8.
(b)
The last amount after 8 years of an initial amount of $5000, if interest is compounded quarterly and rate is given as 4.5%.
Given:
Principal amount P as $5000, rate of interest r as 5.5% or 0.055 and as interest is compounded quarterly, so clearly n=4 here and t=8.
(c)
The last amount after 8 years of an initial amount of $5000, if interest is compounded quarterly and rate is given as 4.5%.
Given:
Principal amount P as $5000, rate of interest r as 7% or 0.07. And as interest is compounded quarterly, so clearly n=4 here and t=8.
(d)
The last amount after 8 years of an initial amount of $5000, if interest is compounded quarterly and rate is given as 9%.
Given:
Principal amount P as $5000, rate of interest r as 9% or 0.09. And as interest is compounded quarterly, so clearly n=4 here and t=8.
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