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How much money will I have if I invest $1000 at 5% annual interest for ten years given the compounding?Round the answer to the nearest cent. find anually, continusly and monthly
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$1000(1.05)^10 = $1628.89
i got 16,43.62 for anually and 1648.72 contiunusly and 10509.45 for montly but dont know if they are right
answer above is for initial question (annual compounding)
so are my answeres wrong
I think the first answer (for annual) is a little high. Did you use 1000(1.05)^10?
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For monthly it would be $1000(1+0.05/12)^120 = $1647.01.
OK?
wouldnt it be continusly
No, continuously I haven't done yet. Two down, one to go. Do you understand the first two?
yes
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The continuous one is $1000e^0.5 = $1648.72.
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