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57miScore: 2173/7 answeredQuestion 3

57miScore: 2173/7 answeredQuestion 3-example-1

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Given


\begin{gathered} Amount=$ \text{ \$}500,000 $ \\ Time=30years \\ rate=4\text{\%} \\ principal=? \\ n=12 \end{gathered}

We can use the formula below to find how much would you need to deposit now into the account to reach your retirement goal.


\begin{gathered} A=P(1+(r)/(n))^(nt) \\ \end{gathered}

Therefore;


\begin{gathered} 500000=P(1+((4)/(100)/12))^(12*30) \\ 500000=P(1+((4)/(100*12)))^(360) \\ 500000=P(1+0.0033333)^(360) \\ 500000=P(1.0033333)^(360) \\ Switch\:sides \\ P\left(1.0033333\right)^(360)=500000 \\ Divude\text{ both sides by }1.0033333^{\left\{360\right\}} \\ (P\cdot\:1.0033333^(360))/(1.0033333^(360))=(500000)/(1.0033333^(360)) \\ P=150899.7373 \end{gathered}

Answer:


\begin{equation*} 150899.7373 \end{equation*}

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