Apex Learning - Courses ty/7000001/assessment Pretest Unit 7 Question 2 of 20 At the beginning of year 1 , Jonah invests \( \$ 300 \) at an annual compound interest rate of \( 4 \% \). He makes no deposits to or withdrawals from the account. Which explicit formula can be used to find the account's balance at the beginning of year 6 ? A. \( A(6)=300 \cdot(1+0.04)^{6} \) B. \( A(6)=300 \cdot(1+0.04)^{6-1} \) C. \( A(6)=300+(0.04 \cdot 300)^{6-1} \) D. \( A(6)=300+(6-1)(0.04 \cdot 300) \) SUBMIT
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