Question 1193550: hi! any help would be very helpful! thank you!
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How much time will be needed for $30,000 to grow to $34,466.45 if deposited at 7% compounded quarterly?
The amount $30,000 will grow to $34,466.45 in___ year(s).
(Do not round until the final answer. Then round to the nearest tenth as needed.)
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How much time will be needed for $30,000 to grow to $34,466.45 if deposited at 7% compounded quarterly?
The amount $30,000 will grow to $34,466.45 in___ year(s).
(Do not round until the final answer. Then round to the nearest tenth as needed.)
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For the amount of $30000, compounded quarterly, the future value formula is
Future Value =
where n is the number of quarters.
Therefore, our equation to find "n" is
34466.45 =
Divide both sides by 30000
= ,
or
1.148881667 = .
Take logarithm base 10 of both sides
log(1.148881667) = n*log(1.0175)
and find "n" using your calculator
n = = 7.999994 quarters.
Finally, round this value 7.999994 to the nearest greater integer 8,
in order for the bank was in position to make the last compounding.
ANSWER. 8 quarters, or 8/4 = 2 years.
Solved.
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