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Using the formulas given in class for continuous and compound interest, show your calculated values for each investment below.
A) Placing $875 in an account giving 13.5% APR compounded daily for 2 years:
B) Placing $1000 in an account given 6.7% APR compounded continuously for 2 years:
C) Placing $1050 in an account giving 4.5% APR compounded monthly for 2 years:
D) RANK them in order from best (i.e. yielding the most interest) to worst (hint: compare either $ or % gain (APR)):
equation to find value of investment in compounded investment with n compounding per year is
here P is amount invested . r is rate of interest in decimal .if Apr is given , then r=Apr/100 . t is number of years .
for continues compounding ,value of investment is
a) here P=875 , r=0.135 ,t=2 . here number of compounding is 365 per year . so n=365. so value of investment is
so answer is 1146.16
B) here P= 1000 . r=0.067 ,t=2
so answer is 1143.39
c) here P=1050 , r=0.045 ,t=2 . here number of compounding per year is 12 . so n=12
so answer is 1148.69
d) most interest is for heighest rate of interest . so first investment with Apr 13.5 will have height rate , then second investment ,then third with low Apr .
so rank is
option A
option B
option C