Future value of the amount = pv (1+r)^n
= 5,200 (1+0.05)^10
= 5,200 (1.05)^10
= 5,200 × 1.6289
= $8,470.25
Therefore the value of $5,200 in 2017 will be $8,470.25
Problem 9-9 (LO9.6) In 2007, Joelle spent $5,200 on her health care. If this amount increased...
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