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Find the compound interest and future value. Round your answers to the nearest cent. Do not round intermediate steps.Principal Rate Compounded Time$580 4.65% Quarterly6 yearsThe future value is $and the compound interest is $ХSCheck

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Compound Interest

The Future Value of investment on compound interest can be calculated with the formula:


FV=PV(1+i)^n

Where PV is the present value or Principal, i is the adjusted interest rate and n is the number of compounding periods.

The principal is PV=$580.

The APR is 4.65% = 0.0465

The compounding period is quarterly.

Since there are 4 quarters in a year, the adjusted interest rate is:

i = 0.0465 / 4 = 0.011625.

The number of periods is n=6 years * 4 = 24 quarters

Now compute the future value:


FV=580(1+0.011625)^(24)

Calculating:


\begin{gathered} FV=\$580\cdot1.31968 \\ FV=\$765.42 \end{gathered}

The future value is $765.42 and the present value is $580, so the interest is:

I = $765.42 - $580

I = $185.42

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