HISTORICAL QUEST On August 8, 1981, American Saving Offered an insured tax-free account paying 23.24 % compounded monthly. If you had invested $ 50 , 000 at that time, how much would you have on August 8, 2014, assuming that you could have locked the interested rate at the time of deposit? Use the formula A = P ( 1 + r n ) n t for n = 12 .
HISTORICAL QUEST On August 8, 1981, American Saving Offered an insured tax-free account paying 23.24 % compounded monthly. If you had invested $ 50 , 000 at that time, how much would you have on August 8, 2014, assuming that you could have locked the interested rate at the time of deposit? Use the formula A = P ( 1 + r n ) n t for n = 12 .
HISTORICAL QUEST On August 8, 1981, American Saving Offered an insured tax-free account paying
23.24
%
compounded monthly. If you had invested
$
50
,
000
at that time, how much would you have on August 8, 2014, assuming that you could have locked the interested rate at the time of deposit? Use the formula
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