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Suppose that you invest $100 today in a risk-free investment and let the 5 percent annual interest rate compound. Rounded to full dollars, what will be the value of your investment 6 years from now?
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The formula for compound interest is given as: C.I. = Value of Investment * ((1+ (I.R./100))^n) C.I. is Compound Interest I.R. is the Interest Rate n is the number of years Value of Investment= $100 (1+ (I.R./100)) = 1+ 0.05 =1.05 n=6 Put that into the formula and its done!
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