Clare made $160 babysitting last summer. She put the money i

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2021-12-27

Clare made $160 babysitting last summer. She put the money in a savings account that pays 3% interest per year. If Clare doesnt

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SlabydouluS62

SlabydouluS62

Skilled2021-12-28Added 52 answers

Step 1
Given
Initial amount: $160
rate=3% interest per year
Step 2
Final amount after n years is given by
A=A0(1.03)n
Where
A= final amount
A0= initial amount
n= no of years
A=160(1.03)n (1)
Step 3
a) After 5 years
Put n=5 in the expression (1)
A=160(1.03)n
A=160(1.03)5
A=160(1.1592740743)
A=185.483851
A185.48
Step 4
b) Expression for the amount of money Clare would have after 30 years is
A=160(1.03)30
psor32

psor32

Beginner2021-12-29Added 33 answers

Solution
Clare made $160 babysitting last summer. She put the money in a saving account that pays 3% interest per year.
It is a condition of compound interest with annually compounding.
We know that,
P=P(1+r)n
Where,
P= the money she will be getting after n years,
P=the money she deposited=$160
r=annual rate of interest=3%=0.03
n=number of years
P=160(1+0.03)1=160×1.03=$164.8
This is why when she multiply 1.03 with her current amount, she gets the amount she will be getting after one year.
Money she will be getting after 2 year
Taking current balance as $164.8 as at the end of one year it will be the base amount on which interest will be calculated,
P=168.8(1+0.03)1=168.8×1.03=$169.74
Again by multiplying 1.03 she can get the amount of money she will be getting next year.
Money she will be getting after 5 year
P=the money she will be getting after 5 years,
P=the money she deposited=$160
r=annual rate of interest=3%=0.03
n=5
Putting the values,
P=160(1+0.03)5=160×1.1593=$185.49
She will be getting $185.49 after 5 years.
We can also do this by calculating the amount of money she will be getting at the end of each year and multiplying it with 1.03 in order to get the amount of money she will be getting the next year.
Expression for the amount of money Clare would have after 30 years if she never withdraws money from the account
P=160(1+0.03)30
This is the expression for the desired condition.
karton

karton

Expert2022-01-04Added 613 answers

Answer: Given, amount(A)=$160 ate(r)=3% Since it is given that by multiplying current ammount by 1.03 we can get amount she will have next year means that After one year Amount =160 * 1.03 =$164.80 (current amount after one year) After two years Amount P=164.80 * 1.03 =$169.74 Therefore, amount after 2 years is $169.74

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