Semiannual deposits, beginning with $500 and increasing by $100 with each subsequent deposit, are made into a fund paying a nominal 10 percent per year compounded continuously. a. What will the fund amount to after 7 years? b. What is the present worth equivalent of the total set of deposits? c. What is the equal semiannual equivalent amount of the deposits?

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