Jeremy desperately needs $80,000 to buy an engagement ring so that he can propose to his girlfriend. However, he "only" has $50 000 right now. Which of the following options offered by his bank will allow him to accomplish his goal faster? Option 1: Option 2: 6.25% compounded annually with a 2% penalty of the initial principle if it is withdrawn before 10 years. 6% compounded semi-annually with no penalty.

Jeremy desperately needs $80,000 to buy an engagement ring so that he can propose to his girlfriend. However, he "only" has $50 000 right now. Which of the following options offered by his bank will allow him to accomplish his goal faster? Option 1: Option 2: 6.25% compounded annually with a 2% penalty of the initial principle if it is withdrawn before 10 years. 6% compounded semi-annually with no penalty.

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

Section: Chapter Questions

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Jeremy desperately needs $80,000 to buy an engagement ring so that he can
propose to his girlfriend. However, he "only" has $50 000 right now. Which of
the following options offered by his bank will allow him to accomplish his goal
faster?
Option 1: 6.25% compounded annually with a 2% penalty of the initial
principle if it is withdrawn before 10 years.
6% compounded semi-annually with no penalty.
Option 2:

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