You just won $900 in the lottery and you decide to invest this money for 10...

You just won $900 in the lottery and you decide to invest this money for 10 years. Three accounts pay as follows:

Account A pays 14% interest per year.
Account B pays 13.4% interest per year, compounded monthly.
Account C pays 13% interest per year, compounded daily.

For each account, determine the value of your investment after 10 years.
1. Account A: $
2. Account B: $
3. Account C: $
If you are trying to earn the most money possible on your investment, which account should you invest your money in? (Select all that apply.)
- Account A
- Account B
- Account C

Expert Solution

The given question can be solved by calculating the final amount by compound interest when the amount is compounded yearly monthly and daily.

since investing in scheme A gives the highest amount of money after 10 years, It should be preferred.

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milcah answered 2 years ago

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