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An investment account offers an interest rate of 6% per annum compounded monthly .assuming a single deposit of money is placed in this investment account:how much money must be invested now in order for the account to contain £45000 after 10 years?

 Dec 11, 2014

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$$\\45000=PV(1+0.06/12)^{10*12}\\\\
45000=PV(1.005)^{120}\\\\
\frac{45000}{(1.005)^{120}}=PV\\\\
PV=\frac{45000}{(1.005)^{120}}\\\\$$

 

and you can put it into a calc.

 Dec 11, 2014
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$$\\45000=PV(1+0.06/12)^{10*12}\\\\
45000=PV(1.005)^{120}\\\\
\frac{45000}{(1.005)^{120}}=PV\\\\
PV=\frac{45000}{(1.005)^{120}}\\\\$$

 

and you can put it into a calc.

Melody Dec 11, 2014

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