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£2600 at 4% intrest per year for: 3 years? 5years? 6years? 10 years?

 Oct 16, 2014

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If it's simple interest, use this formula:  A = P·r·t

where A = final amount     P = beginning amount     r  = rate as a decimal     t = year

Your beginning amount is 2600 and your rate is 4% = .04:

1 year:  A = 2600 x .04 x 1  =

3 years:  A = 2600 x .04 X 3 =

Similar, for 5 years, 6 years, and 10 years.

If it's compounded, we will need to use a different equation and we will need to know how many times its compounded per year.

 Oct 16, 2014
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Best Answer

If it's simple interest, use this formula:  A = P·r·t

where A = final amount     P = beginning amount     r  = rate as a decimal     t = year

Your beginning amount is 2600 and your rate is 4% = .04:

1 year:  A = 2600 x .04 x 1  =

3 years:  A = 2600 x .04 X 3 =

Similar, for 5 years, 6 years, and 10 years.

If it's compounded, we will need to use a different equation and we will need to know how many times its compounded per year.

geno3141 Oct 16, 2014

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