4. Rebecca saved $1000 from her summer job and bought a CSB carning 3.75%, compoundedmonthly. She started an after school job in September and wants to have $2000 by next summer soshe can go travelling. How much does she need to save from her pay every month for 10 months ifshe can deposit the money in an account earning 2%, compounded monthly?

Amount saved = $1000 Interest rate of CSB = 3.75% per annum = 0.3125% per month Total amount…

Answered: Rebecca saved $1000 from her summer job…

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