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| You deposit $1,700 at the end of each year into an account paying 11.6 percent interest. | 
| Required: | |
| (a) | How much money will you have in the account in 17 years? | 
| (b) | How much will you have if you make deposits for 34 years? | 
| Solution: | |||
| a. | Money in account in 17 years $ | 80,030.06 | |
| Working Notes: | |||
| Notes: | Here, we use concept of future value of annuity , to get the money in account after 17 years of annuity of $1,700 per year , in account which is paying 11.6 % per year. | ||
| Future value of annuity = P x ((1+i)^n - 1)/I | |||
| Where | |||
| P= Annual deposit per year =$1700 per year | |||
| i=annual interest rate = 11.6% | |||
| n= no. Of payments in a year x no. Of years = 1 x 17 =17 | |||
| Now | We get future value of annuity of 1700, in 17 years | ||
| Future value of annuity = P x ((1+i)^n - 1)/i | |||
| Future value of annuity = $1700 x ((1+ 11.6%)^17 - 1)/11.6% | |||
| Future value of annuity =80,030.05801 | |||
| Future value of annuity in 17 years =80,030.06 | |||
| b. | Money in account in 34 years $ | 597,094.22 | |
| Working Notes: | |||
| Notes: | Here, we use concept of future value of annuity , to get the money in account after 34 years of annuity of $1,700 per year , in account which is paying 11.6 % per year. | ||
| Future value of annuity = P x ((1+i)^n - 1)/i | |||
| Where | |||
| P= Annual deposit per year =$1700 per year | |||
| i=annual interest rate = 11.6% | |||
| n= no. Of payments in a year x no. Of years = 1 x 34 =34 | |||
| Now | We get future value of annuity of 1700, in 34 years | ||
| Future value of annuity = P x ((1+i)^n - 1)/i | |||
| Future value of annuity = $1700 x ((1+ 11.6%)^34 - 1)/11.6% | |||
| Future value of annuity =597,094.2227035 | |||
| Future value of annuity in 34 years =597,094.22 | |||
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