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weeeeeb [17]
3 years ago
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You have three choices in placing your money in a bank account. ◼ Bank A pays 6.12% compounded annually. ◼ Bank B pays 6.00% com

pounded quarterly. ◼ Bank C pays 5.90% compounded continuously. Which bank would you open an account with?
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1 answer:
Semmy [17]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Consider that rates for each type of account are different so you need to convert first all the rates to annually.

Using the formula to convert rates: (1+i)^(n2/n2)-1 you can calculate the rate and compare.

The bank that will pay more interest anually will be Bank B due to rate is 26% in comparison to Bank A which only is 6.12%.  Rate for Bank C is too small so I wouldn´t choose this bank.

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