Math, asked by narini6879, 6 hours ago

Brian invests £6300 into his bank account. He receives 4.9% per year compound interest. How much will Brian have after 2 years?

Answers

Answered by chswathi2305
0

Answer:

Answer is £6917.4

Step-by-step explanation:

interest for 2 years = 6300 × 4.9% × 2

= 617.4

Answered by tname3345
8

Step-by-step explanation:

given :

  • Brian invests = >£6300

  • he received = 4.9%

  • Brian have after = 2 years

to find :

  • Brian have after 2 years?

solution :

  • Formula of compund interest = A = P× (1+ R/100)

  • Where A is the amount after t years time P is the

  • principal. R is the rate of interest.

  • Principal amount,P = £6300

  • Rate of interest,R = 4.9%

  • Time,t = 2 years

  • Putting the values in formula:

  • A = 6300 × (1+ 4.9/100)

  • 6300 × 10 4 .9/ 100

  • 6932.53

  • Amount that Brian has after 2 years = £6932.53

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