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Amir pits £3035 into a bank account. The account pays 4% compound interest each year. Work out how much money amir will have in the account after 6 years

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Answer:


\£3840.2

Explanation:

Let P denotes principal amount, T denotes time period and R denotes rate of interest.

Amount =
P(1+(R)/(100))^T

Amir pits £3035 into a bank account. The account pays 4% compound interest each year.

Put
P=\£3035,\,R=4\%,\,T=6

Amount =
3035(1+(4)/(100))^6=3035((104)/(100))^6=\£3840.2

Therefore, Amir will have
\£3840.2 in the account after 6 years.

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