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A student loan you took out is due in 3 years and requires repayment of $3,000. To pay off the loan, you set aside money in an account that pays 7% interest.

To meet your obligation, how much money do you need to deposit in the account?

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  1. 4 May, 17:01
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    P = $2448.89

    P ~ = $2,449

    He need to deposit $2,449

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Given:

    Interest rate r = 7% = 0.07

    Number of years n = 3 years

    Future value that should be meet A = $3000

    We need to calculate the initial investment (Principal P). Using the compound interest formula:

    A = P (1+r) ^n

    P = A / (1+r) ^n

    Substituting the values of A, r, n, we have;

    P = 3000 / (1+0.07) ^3

    P = $2448.89

    P ~ = $2,449
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