Answer:
Part a
For this case n = 4. If we use the future value formula we got:

Part b
For this case n = 365. If we use the future value formula we got:

Explanation:
We can use the future vaue formula for compound interest given by:

Where P represent the present value, r=0.0675 , n is the number of times that the interest is compounded in a year and t the number of years.
Part a
For this case n = 4. If we use the future value formula we got:

Part b
For this case n = 365. If we use the future value formula we got:
