A certain bank pays 1% compound interest for their savings account holders. If Nick deposits $10000 in that bank.
a) Write down the formula for the Yield.
A = P(1+r)^t
b) Explain the meaning of each variable in the formula.
P = Starting Principle
r = Interest rate
t = Time Period
A = Ending Balance
c) Estimate how much money will be in his account after 25 years using your formula. Assume there will not be any deposits or withdrawals during that 25 year period.
A = 12,824.32
d) Estimate how long it will take to double the total amount in Nick’s account.
Using the equation: A = P(1+r)^t
If this account compounds once per year @ 1%, then
when: t = 69.66 yrs. will yield A = $19,999.86
when: t = 69.67 yrs. will yield A = $20,001.85
Approx. 69.665 yrs.
e) Estimate the total amount in Nick’s account after one year.
A = 10,100
2007-05-08
08:17:11
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deathdealer99
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ln(2)=tln(1+r)
t=ln(1+r)/ln(2)
I don't get the "In" part of the equation. How does that work?
2007-05-08
08:43:06 ·
update #1