Financial algebra. Help!!!!! Last Question!!! Jerry starts to save at age 35 for a vacation home that he wants to buy for his 50th birthday. He will contribute $300 each month to an account, which earns 1.7% interest, compounded annually. What is the future value of this investment, rounded to the nearest dollar, when Jerry is ready to purchase the vacation home? Answers: $61,960 $60,924 $5,077 $5,163 This is the only question I couldn't figure out , I just need help with it please. Thanks
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can someone help me please
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Ok so firstly since its compounded annually lets determine how much we deposit per yr into the acct since we anayways only get interest once a yr so if we deposit 300 per month then how much do we deposit annually?
well annually would be once a year right
Yes
so now what
sooo if we deposit 300 dollars every month how much wld that be in total at the end of the year?
3,600
do you know which formula to use? I tried doing Fv=Pv(1+ I)^nt but I didn't get any of the answers
Yes so every yr we deposit $3600 Now to determine the Future Value of an investment we use the formula \[ FV =\frac{PMT*((1+i)^{n}-1)}{i}\] Where PMT is the annual payment i=interest rate and n is the amount of years
so is $3600 the PMT or $300
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