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Before College you decide that your graduation reward will be to tour Europe. For the three...

Before College you decide that your graduation reward will be to tour Europe. For the three years you are in college, you will deposit money each week in a savings account that earns 18% compounded monthly.
a. If you deposit $10 each week, how much will you have at the end of three years? If you can save $30, how much will you have?
b. If you need $5000 at the end of the three years, how much did you need to save each week?

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we assume here that 18% is annual interest rate that is compounded monthly. With this we calculated first the total amount that I will receive at the end of three years. This is calculated at two different weekly saving rates. In this first case we have calculated it for $10 per week saving and then $40 per week saving. This is what we have done in part (a) of the question.

In part (b), we assumed that we needed $5000 at the end of third year. So our future value is $5000. We first calculated that what is needed to save per month and then divide it by 4 to get the required per week saving.


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