How much is 2900 worth after 13 Annuallys using an annual interest rat
By Andrew Mckinney
How much is 2900 worth after
13 years
using an annual interest rate of 9%
compounded annually?
Calculate Accumulated Balance
A = B(1 + i)n
where A = accumulated balance
B = opening balance
i = Annually interest rate
and n = number of periods
Plugging in our values
A = 2900(1 + 0.09)13A = 2900(1.09)13
A = 2900(3.0658046121434)
A = 8,890.83
How much interest was earned?
Interest Earned = Accum. Value - Start Balance
Plug in our values
Interest Earned = 8,890.83 - 2,900.00Interest Earned = 5,990.83
A = 8,890.83
Interest Earned = 5,990.83
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What is the Answer?
A = 8,890.83
Interest Earned = 5,990.83
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- compound interest
- the interest you earn on principal and interest
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- interest rate
- the proportion of a loan that is charged as interest to the borrower or proportion of principal credit given to a depositor
- principal
- The amount borrowed on a loan, before interest is charged
- yield
- How much an investment returns in terms of interest rate
