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Use the expression to solve the problems. P(1 + r)t The amount that results when $4,000 is compounded at 6% annually over seven years. The interest earned in this case.
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Use the expression to solve the problems. P(1 + r)t The amount that results when $4,000 is compounded at 6% annually over seven years. The interest earned in this case.
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Use the expression to solve the problems. P(1 + r)t
The amount that results when $4,000 is compounded at 6% annually over seven years.
The interest earned in this case.
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Answer: A=4,000×(1+0.06)^(7)
A=6,014.52
Interest earned 6014.52-4000=2014.52
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A=4,000×(1+0.06)^(7)
A=6,014.52
Interest earned 6014.52-4000=2014.52
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