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On your birthday, you deposit $540.00 in an account that pays 6% interest compound anually. How much is in the account 3 years later?
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Simple Interest Formula \[\large P = P_0(1 + r)^t\] Where Po is your original amount (540 here) r is your rate...turn your percent into a decimal here (.06 here) and 't' is the time in years (3 here)
So i multiply it?
Here is the options : $637.00 $543.18 $643.00 $1,717.20 And if I was suppose to multiply it the answer is not up there.
So we have \[\large P = 540(1.06)^3\] \[\large P = 540(1.191016)\] \[\large P = ?\]
Am I supposed to multiply the second one?
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Well yes... \[\large 540(1.191016)\] is the same as \[\large 540 \times 1.191016\]
Hello
is it c 643.00
That is correct
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