Respuesta :
Using the compound formula A = P(1+r/n)^tn
We get:
b)
A = 3500(1 + 0.0105/2)^2*0.5
A = 3500 x 1.00525^1
A = 3518.38
Interest = 3518.38 - 3500 = $18.38 for the first 6 months.
c) 3518.38 x 1.00525^1
Interest = $18.47 in the second 6 months.
d) 3518.38 + 18.47 = $3,536.85 at the end of the first year.
e) 3536.85 - 3500 = $36.85 interest in first year.
f) 3500 x 1.0105 = 3536.75
3536.75 - 3500 = $36.75 interest in one year.
g)36.85 - 36.75 = $0.10 more.
The result of the compound interest operation on a principal of $3500 earning at a rate of 1.05% are :
- Balance after 6 months = $3518.375
- Interest after second six month = $18.471
- Year end balance (semiannual) = $3536.846
- Interest at year end (semiannual) = $36.846
- Year end interest (annual compounding) = $36.75
- Difference in interest = $0.096
The compound interest formula :
[tex]A = P(1 + \frac{r}{n} )^{nt}[/tex]
Where ;
- A = Final amount
- P = Principal
- r = Rate
- n = number of compounding times per period
- t = time
A.)
Balance at the end of 6 months
t = 0.5 year ; n = semiannually(2)
Hence,
[tex]3500(1 + \frac{0.0105}{2})^{1} = 3518.375[/tex]
B.)
Interest earned in the second 6 month :
Final amount after 1 year :
t = 1
[tex]3500(1 + \frac{0.0105}{2})^{2} = 3536.846[/tex]
Interest in 2nd 6 month = (3536.846 - 3518.375) = $18.471
C.)
Balance at the end of the year = $3536.846
D.)
Interest earned in first year :
Balance at year end - Principal
$(3536.846 - 3500) = $36.846
E.)
If interest is compounded annually, ; n = 1
Then, Balance at year end will be ::
[tex]3500(1 + \frac{0.0105}{1})^{1} = 3536.75[/tex]
Interest earned = $(3536.75 - 3500) = $36.75
F.)
Difference in interest earned at semiannual and annual compounding interest :
Year end Interest(semiannual) - Year end Interest (annual)
($36.846 - $36.750) = $0.096
Therefore, year end balance for semiannual compounding period is marginally higher than that of annual compounding.
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