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1,00$ for 4 years at 2.0% compounded quarterly how much money would it be at the end of a year

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The equation for compounding is:
A=P(1+(r)/(n) )^(nt)

Where...

A=the final amount

P=the starting amount

r=the interest rate (as a decimal)

n=the number of times compounded per year

t=time (in year)

So therefore
A=100(1+(.02)/(4) )^(4*1)

A≅121.6

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