Calculate the accumulation at the end of 20 years of an investment of £550 made at timet = 0, if the following apply:(i)8% per annum nominal interest rate convertible monthly for the first 15 years, andthereafter 7% per annum effective discount rate.(ii) nominal interest rates of 6% per annum convertible three times per year for 8years, and thereafter 6% per annum convertible every three years.(iii) 9.5% per annum force of interest for the first 10 years, and thereafter a compoundinterest rate at which a sum of money would increase fourfold in 20 years.

(i) 8% per annum nominal interest rate convertible monthly for the first 15 years, and thereafter 7%…

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