Math, asked by kurtglee17, 10 months ago

Southern Bank has two types of account.
Both accounts pay compound interest.
Everyday saver account
Interest
2.4% per annum
1234 account
Interest
3.4% per annum
Sue invests £2300 in the saver account.
Bill invests £1800 in the 1234 account.

a) Work out how much interest Sue and Bill each get after 3 years.
Sue:
Bill:

b) If the interest for the 1234 account changes to 4% in the 3rd year,
who will get the most interest after 3 years, Sue or Bill?
Total​

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  two types of account.  ( compound interest annually )

Everyday saver account  Interest 2.4% per annum

1234 account Interest 3.4% per annum

Sue invests £2300 in the saver account.

Bill invests £1800 in the 1234 account

To Find  :  how much interest Sue and Bill each get after 3 years.

Solution:

A = P ( 1 + R/100)ⁿ

Interest = A - P

Sue invests £2300 in the saver account.

P = 2300

r = 2.4

n = 3

A = 2300 ( 1 + 2.4/100)³  = 2,469.6

interest = 2,469.6 - 2300  = 169.6

Bill invests £1800 in the 1234 account

P = 1800

r = 3.4

n = 3

A = 1800 ( 1 + 3.4/100)³  = 1,989.9

interest = 1,989.9 - 1800  = 189.9

Bill gets more interest than sue

interest for the 1234 account changes to 4% in the 3rd year,

A = 1800 ( 1 + 3.4/100)²(1  + 4/100) = 2,001.46

Interest = 201.46

Bill will get more interest

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