Answer All Question! Please. 12. An employee makes a sequence of 18 yearly deposits of $1000 each in a savings account on starting on January 1of a given year, on which interest is compounded annually at 3.2%. Find the total accumulated amount at the endof the 18th year.A) $21,457.56B) $21,873.16C) $22,133.23D) $22,483.7613. A company hired you and offered a job for 15 days. You will be paid Php 1.00 for the first day, Php 2.00 for thesecond, Php 4.00 for the third, and so on, doubling your previous salary. How much would you earn?A) Php 16,988.00B) Php 24,766.00C) Php 28,554.00D) Php 32,767.0014. A bungee jumper always rebounds 70% of the distance fallen. If the jumper falls 150 ft for the first fall, about howfar has the jumper travels upward (bounced) before coming to a rest?A) 280 ftB) 200 ftC) 150 ftD) 105 ft

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12. An employee makes a sequence of 18 yearly deposits of $1000 each in a savings account on starting on January 1 of a given year, on which interest is compounded annually at 3.2%. Find the total accumulated amount at the end of the 18th year. A) $21,457.56 B) $21,873.16 C) $22,133.23 D) $22,483.76

12. An employee makes a sequence of 18 yearly deposits of $1000 each in a savings account on starting on January 1 of a given year, on which interest is compounded annually at 3.2%. Find the total accumulated amount at the end of the 18th year. A) $21,457.56 B) $21,873.16 C) $22,133.23 D) $22,483.76

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Chapter13: Long-term Liabilities

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