Find the future value for each of the following scenarios, where m is the periodic deposit and r is the interest rate.
Please show work. I've used TVM Solver and the FVs are not correct for this problem.
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please show me what to put in the TVM solver in addition to
solving the problem
TVM:
N=
I%=
PV=
PMT=
FV=
P/Y=
C/Y=
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(including some matching funds from the college) to the CREF Stock
Fund.
Please show your all work if possible and label the answer.
Thank you.
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