4/7 is the answer.
I cant reall explain becuase it will take forever xD
Assuming that 1.5% annual interest is converted to monthly basis with the same amount, then the monthly interest should be: 1.5%/12= 0.125%.
If you put $1000 for annual interest, the saving account would become: $1000*(100%+1.5%)= $1015
If you put $1000 for monthly interest, the saving account would become: ($1000*(100%+0.125%)= $1000*1.0151035559= $1015.10
Then, the money difference should be: $1015.10-$1015= $0.10
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
For this case we can use the formula for the future value with compound interest given by:
(1)
For this case since the interest is compounded quarterly we have 3 periods each year, since we have 3 quarters in a year.
r represent the rate =0.026
t = 6 represent the number of years
P = 3200 represent the amount invested at the begin
If we apply the formula (1) we got:

So then the balance after 6 years would be approximately 50995 with the conditions provided.
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
90*1566=140,940 because how many means times