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1000 into an account that is growing 4.2% per year. What should you do to the pervious years amount

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Answer:

The amount into account after a year is $1042

Explanation:

Given as :

The principal amount into the account = p = $1000

The amount is growing at the rate = r = 4.2 % per year

Let The Amount into account after 1 year = $A

So, According to question

The amount into account after 1 year = The principal amount ×
(1+(\textrm rate)/(100))^(\textrm time)

Or, A = p ×
(1+(\textrm r)/(100))^(\textrm 1)

Or, A = $1000 ×
(1+(\textrm 4.2)/(100))^(\textrm 1)

Or, A = $1000 × 1.042

Or, A = $1042

So, The amount into account after a year = A = $1042

Hence,The amount into account after a year is $1042 . Answer

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