Tou want to heve a $100,000 college fund in 20 years. How much will you have to deposit now in an account with an APR of 5% and dally compounding?P=(1+(nAPR))nyA$35,950.49$36.794.39$36,790.46$38,940.29
Q. Tou want to heve a $100,000 college fund in 20 years. How much will you have to deposit now in an account with an APR of 5% and dally compounding?P=(1+(nAPR))nyA$35,950.49$36.794.39$36,790.46$38,940.29
Identify variables: Identify the variables for the formula: P=(1+(nAPR))(ny)AHere, A=$100,000 (future value), APR=0.05 (5\%), n=365 (daily compounding), and y=20 (years).
Plug values into formula: Plug the values into the formula to calculate P.P=(1+(0.05/365))365×20$100,000
Calculate denominator: Calculate the denominator (1+(0.05/365))365×20.Denominator = (1+(0.05/365))365×20
Find denominator value: Use a calculator to find the value of the denominator.Denominator ≈(1+0.0001369863)7300Denominator ≈2.653297705
Divide to find present value: Divide the future value by the denominator to find the present value P.P=2.653297705$100,000P≈$37,690.79
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