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30 April, 21:42

A savings account pays 2% interest compounded annually. If $1200 is deposited initially and again at the first of each year. How much money will be in the account after three years after the initial deposit?

A. $1248.48

B. $2472.48

C. $3672.48

D. $3745.93

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  1. 30 April, 21:45
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    Answer: D, 3745.93$

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Given,

    $ 1200 is deposited first year that earns 2 % interest compounded annually,

    The amount of first deposit after 3 years would be,

    Now, $ 1200 is deposited second year that earns 2 % interest compounded annually,

    The amount of second deposit after 2 years would be,

    Also, Again $ 1200 is deposited third year that also earns 2 % interest compounded annually,

    The amount of third deposit after 1 year would be,

    Hence, the total money in the account after three years,
  2. 30 April, 21:58
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    The correct answer is D. $3,745.93

    Step-by-step explanation:

    1. Let's review the information given to us to answer this problem correctly:

    Recurring annuity = US$ 1,200

    Interest rate = 2% = 0.2 compounded annually

    Time = 3 years after the initial deposit

    2. Using the compound interest formula, we have:

    Future value = Annuity * (1.02) ³ + Annuity * (1.02) ² + Annuity * (1.02)

    Future value = 1,200 * (1.02) ³ + 1,200 * (1.02) ² + 1,200 * (1.02)

    Future value = 1,273.45 + 1,248.48 + 1,224

    Future value = US$ 3,745.93

    The correct answer is D. $3,745.93
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