NGINEERING ECONOMICS Many credit unions use semiannual interest periods to pay interest on customer savings accounts. For a credit union that uses June 30 and December 31 as its semiannual interest periods, determine the end of-period amounts that will be recorded for the deposits shown in the table.

NGINEERING ECONOMICS Many credit unions use semiannual interest periods to pay interest on customer savings accounts. For a credit union that uses June 30 and December 31 as its semiannual interest periods, determine the end of-period amounts that will be recorded for the deposits shown in the table.

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