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Yuki888 [10]
3 years ago
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Find the future value of an annuity due of ​$700700 semiannually for fourfour years at 88​% annual interest compounded semiannua

lly. What is the total​ investment? What is the​ interest?
Mathematics
1 answer:
stealth61 [152]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The future value of annuity is $27850302.48

The Investment amount is $ 37900.259

The compound interest is $ 662799.741

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as :

The due amount = $ 700700

the rate of interest compounded semiannually = 88%

The time period  = 4 years

Let The investment principal = $ P

The interest = CI

Let The future value of annuity = FV

Now, <u>The future value of Annuity method</u>

FV = Amount × \frac{(1+\frac{Rate}{2\times 100})^{2\times time}- 1}{\frac{Rate}{2\times100 }}

Or, FV = $700700  × \frac{(1+\frac{88}{2\times 100})^{2\times 4}- 1}{\frac{88}{2\times100 }}

Or, FV = $700700  ×  \frac{(1.44)^{8}-1}{0.44}

Or, FV = $700700  × 39.7464

∴   FV = $27850302.48

<u>Now, from compounded method</u>

Amount = Principal × (1+\frac{Rate}{2\times 100})^{2\times Time}

Or, $ 700700 =  P  × (1+\frac{88}{2\times 100})^{2\times 4}

Or,  $ 700700 =  P  × (1.44)^{8}

or, $ 700700 =  P  × 18.488

∴ P  = \frac{700700}{18.488} = $ 37900.259

So, Investment amount = $ 37900.259

Now,

Compound Interest = Amount  - Principal

Or, CI = $ 700700 - $ 37900.259

Or, CI = $ 662799.741

Hence The future value of annuity is $27850302.48

The Investment amount is $ 37900.259

The compound interest is $ 662799.741       Answer

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