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You invest $5000 in an account at 5.5% per year simple interest. How much will you have in the account at the beginning of the 6th year?

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Answer: 6375

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Answer:

The amount in the account in the beginning of the 6th year is $6375 .

Explanation:

Formula


Simple\ interest = (Principle* Rate\ times Time)/(100)

As given

You invest $5000 in an account at 5.5% per year simple interest.

Principle = $ 5000

Rate = 5.5 %

Time = 5 years

(As calculate amount in the account for beginning of 6th year.)

Putting all the values in the formula


Simple\ interest = (5000* 5.5* 5)/(100)


Simple\ interest = 50* 5.5* 5

Simple interest = $ 1375

Amount = Principle + Simple interest

Putting values in the above formula

Amount = $5000 + $1375

Amount = $ 6375

Therefore the amount in the account in the beginning of the 6th year is $ 6375 .

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