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26 January, 01:26

Byron filed for bankruptcy a few years ago, but is still paying higher deposits and interest rates. Byron has calculated that he paid an average of $79.15 per month in additional charges as a result of his bankruptcy. If Byron been able to save this money for the year and then put it into a savings account earning 2% simple interest, how much money could he have in savings after another year?

a.$949.80

b.$968.80

c.$1,139.76

d.$1,918.60

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  1. 26 January, 01:34
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    We will use this formula to compute for the total money in his savings

    F = (1+it)

    where

    P = present amount;

    Present amount = monthly interest x 12

    Present Amount = $79.15x 12

    =$949.8

    i = interest rate = 2%

    t = time in years = 1 year

    F = $949.8[1+[ (.02x12) x1]]

    F=$968.8

    The answer would be letter b.$968.80

    Byron's total savings would be $968.80.
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