A person inherited $84000 and invests it immediately at 11%
compounded monthly. The person decides to quit his/her job and
withdraws $1400 at the end of each month for as long as
possible.
a. How many full withdrawals of $1400 can be made?
full withdrawals
b. What is the amount of the smaller concluding withdrawal at the
end of the next month?
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A person inherited $84000 and invests it immediately at 11% compounded monthly. The person decides to...
The college invests $450,000 into an account earning 5% interest compounded monthly. If the college withdraws $1,800 from this account every month to provide emergency financial assistance to students, how long will it take for the college to deplete all the money of the account? Explain. Please show your work if possible and label answer. Thank you.
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