In order for Miles to purchase a boat in eight years, he will deposit $150 every quarter to a savings account with 2.98% interest, compounded monthly. What is the future value of this account in eight years?
Use the compound interest formula.
i did but the answer came out incorrect
nope... $5,412.92 $5,426.36 $16,238.76 $16,279.09
Chloro can help u with this question, I misread it sorry. I haven't done compound interest since a year ago.
there's two steps to it.
okay thanks for trying.
@JayDS I'll try :)
=) , k
yeh sorry, I'm kind of helping someone else.
wow, the compound monthly is confusing.
-_- tell me about smh
@LovePink are you sure you post the correct choices?
yes
i'm wondering if they posted the right choices for me because the answer i get is no where near that
What formula are you supposed to apply?
the future value
FV = PV(1 + i)nt
Let me try something else!
k
man this is weird, even I want to know how to figure this one out.
Have you learned the ordinary Annuities formula?
http://www.moneychimp.com/calculator/compound_interest_calculator.htm for compound interest calculator.
FV = P [ ( 1 + r/12) ^ nt -1 ] / ( r/12)
Still it doesn't work, though! That's why I think the choices are wrong! Why don't you test the formula with other problems!
@JayDS -lol it's Advanced Algebra with Financial Applications
Yeah, it's formula from my Calculus book!
@Chlorophyll i was just working on that formula too....Ughh this question is just making me mad now ^_^
That's why I suggest you test the formula on other problem.
yeh, this is one tough question and I never did these type of Advanced Algebra with Financial Applications so I can't really help.
I think the book has typos!
yep, I would think so too.
Just let LovePink give a test drive with other question, then!
yep, well I can't help any further since I am stupid and haven't learnt what you are doing so I will be going. Be sure to check with your teacher on how to do it and whether or not one of the answers are correct.
Thanks guys but i'ma come back to question later cause something not added up work.
@JayDS " well I can't help any further since I am stupid and haven't learnt what you are doing" Never ever use this tone to yourself Everybody's learning here, just the matter of time! Indeed you're much more responsible than I am ;)
yes i agree with @Chlorophyll never sell yourself short @JayDS
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