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schepotkina [342]
3 years ago
5

If you make an initial deposit of $2,500 in your money market account that earns 6% APR compounded daily, and you deposit $100 a

t each week end for 25 years, how much money will you have accumulated
Business
1 answer:
vodomira [7]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

$312,752

Explanation:

Weekly interest rate = [(0.06/365 + 1)^7] -1 * 100

Weekly interest rate = 1.0011525255 - 1 * 100

Weekly interest rate = 0.0011525255 * 100

Weekly interest rate = 0.1152%

No. of periods =52 weeks * 25 years = 1300

N = 1300; I/Y = 0.1152; PV = -2500; PMT = -100

Amount accumulated at the end = FV(1300, 0.1152, -2500, -100)

Amount accumulated at the end =  $312,752 approximately

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