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find the future value of the annuity. a1=$30,000 , I=0.16, n=5
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hmm, you got a table or formula we can use?
in general, I beleive:\[FV=PV(1+I)^n\] but there are a few different ways that ive seen these things go down
I don't have a table or formula
then with any luck, my failing memory might be right
so how do I do the problem ??? help please
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using the formula? just plug in the values given FV is future value PV is present value (im assuming a1 is it) I is the I given and n is the n that is given
so I have $240 in interest. is that correct ?
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