Solve the following using the compound interest formulas. 5 pts each Future Value: A = P(1+2), A = Pe" n Present Value:

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Solve the following using the compound interest formulas. 5 pts each Future Value: A = P(1+2), A = Pe" n Present Value:

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Solve The Following Using The Compound Interest Formulas 5 Pts Each Future Value A P 1 2 A Pe N Present Value 1
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Solve the following using the compound interest formulas. 5 pts each Future Value: A = P(1+2), A = Pe" n Present Value: P= 4(1+)", n P = Ae" 12) If you invest $9200 at 3-% interest compounded quarterly, how much will you have in 10 yes? 4 13) If you invest $7500 at 2.25% interest compounded continuously, how much will you have in 5 yrs?

14) If you need $85,000 in 18 years, how much should you invest now if you can get 2.5% compounded continuously?
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