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uysha [10]
4 years ago
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Samantha put $18,500 into a savings account. after one month, the savings account grew to $18,962.50. after the second month, it

grew to $19,436.56. after the third month, it grew to $19,922.48. what will be the value of the savings account after one year?
Business
2 answers:
Readme [11.4K]4 years ago
4 0

Answer: $24,747.92  

Based on the given amounts of increased in savings for the first 3 months, we have the following assumptions:

1) That the savings increase by 2.44% monthly

$18,962.50 -18,500=462.50, 462.50/18962*100=2.44%

$19,436.56--$18,962.50=$474.06, 474.06/19,436.56*100=2.44%

$19,922.48-$19,436.56=485.92, 485.92/19,922.48*100=2.44%

2) That the monthly interest for the first 3 months had an incremental of $0.30 monthly

462.50,474.06 and 485.92 has an incremental of 11.56 and 11.86 (with a difference of .30)

Continuing on with the increments gives savings of $24,747.92 in the 12th month.

Lostsunrise [7]4 years ago
3 0

$24,273.60

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