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COMPOUND PERCENTAGES Nishi invests £3800 at 4% Interest per year. Work out how many she will have altogether after: 3 years = 4 years = 6 years = 10 years =

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Here is the compound interest formula: \[\Large A = P(1 + \frac{ r }{ n })^{nt}\]A = Amount at maturity P = Principal Amount = £3800 r = Annual interest rate in decimal = 0.04 n = compounding period (compounded how many times a year) = 1 t = years invested = 3 years A = 3800(1.04)^3 = ? Then put t = 4, 6, 10 and calculate A for each.

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