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How much money should you invest now to have 5000 in 12 years if you invest the money at a rate of 1.4%, compounded semiannually?:

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Howmuchmoneyshouldyouinvestnowtohave5000in12yearsifyouinvestthemoneyatarateof1.4%,compoundedsemiannually?:

Solution

Principal:4229.24
Solution steps
Translate the problem into an equation:5000=P(1+20.014​)2⋅12
Solve for P,5000=P(1+20.014​)2⋅12:P=4229.24
Principal:4229.24

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