While some might feel that online learning is the fun leisurely form of schooling that grants tons of free time, it honestly gets old quick. Being in quarantine makes it all the more worse because you do nothing all day. On the subject of math though, it is a disservice to have to learn math online. Personally, it is my experience that having a physical teacher and classroom to learn with is crucial to ones mathematical ability, but it's not the end of the world, it won't last long and it won't affect you that bad. Sure, the benefits include having more control over your day which is a good source of preparation for college life and responsibilities of being an adult, but you lose daily interpersonal interactions and typical casual daily exercise, since you no longer walk to class. Nevertheless, we will push on.
This can be solve using the formula: F = P ( 1 + i)^n where F is the money after n years P is the initial amount of money i is the annual interest rate n is the time in years since you deposit in 3 accounts P = 2200/3 F = ( 2200 / 3) ( 1 + 0.03)^6 F = $ 875.64 is the money each account earned after 6 years
