Emily earned $166 more in her account than Katie.
We use the compound interest formula for both of these:

For Katie's deposit:

This gives Katie 6083.26-5000 = 1083.26 in interest (1083, to the nearest dollar).
For Emily's deposit:

This means she earned 11248.64-10000=1248.64 in interest (1249, to the nearest dollar).
The difference in interest is given by 1249-1083=166
Answer:
C. -11,325
Step-by-step explanation:
- To know the answer, is convenient to replace some values of "n" in the sum
.
- The result would appear after adding up every value of the expression
when n=1,2,3.....,150. - When n=1, the expression takes the value of (-1):
. - When n=2, the expression takes the value of (-2):
. - Following this way, for every n, we will obtain -n, then, the sum will be:
. This sum can actually be expressed as
, which is the result of solving the initial expression of the sum
. - Finally, the sum of n=-1 to n=-150 equals -11,325.
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