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Find the amount (future value) of each ordinary annuity. $1000/year for 10 years at a 5% compounded annually.

User Alexey Kozhevnikov
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The future value is calculated as,


FV=P(1+(r)/(n))^(Yn)

Here, P= $1000

Y= 10

r=5%=5/100

n=1 (since compounded annually)

So,


FV=1000(1+(5)/(100))^(10)=1628.89

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