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(HELP PLEASE) Sally invests $4000 in a savings account which compounds interest monthly. After 10 years, she has a balance of $4,451.52. What is the annual interest rate of the account, rounded to the nearest 0.01%? (please help none of my notes covered this type of problem.)
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P=PO(1+r/k)^kt p=future amount po=initial amount r=rate of change(unknow) k=# of compounding period t=time so 4451.52=4000(1+(x/12))^(12*10) then find out x
Hope if this makes sense
Am I suppose to get a negative number?
no, but it should be super small
i got 12.84%
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for the annual interest rate
I was way off I got a negative around -23.78, I must have done something wrong.
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