Question 606235
The formula for compound interest is :
{{{FV=PV(1+i)^n}}}
where FV represents the future value, PV represents the present value (how much you put into the account right now), i represents the interest rate per period and n represents the number of periods (in our case years).

So we have PV=1500
n=3
and i=0.1 (which is the same as 10%)

Substituting this into our formula we have:
{{{FV=1500(1.1)^3}}}


You need to solve for FV (I will let you do the rest- let me know if you are unsure about anything:)