Question 829286
The equation you use for this is {{{P=A(1+(r/n))^nt}}} where A is the amount invested, r is the rate, n is the times compounded per year, and t is the amount of years.

{{{P=200(1+(.08/52))^(52*10)}}}
The 52 comes from the 52 weeks in a year since it is compounded weekly.
{{{P=444.83}}}
He should have $444.83 in the fund after 10 years.
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