00:01
For this situation here, we're going to be getting $5 ,000 10 % for 10 years at different amounts.
00:07
So the difference here is what is n in the 1 plus r over n to the nt.
00:13
For annually, n is 1, for monthly, n is 12.
00:16
For quarterly, n is 4, and for continuously, we use p times e to the rt.
00:22
So let's start with annually.
00:24
So we would do $5 ,000 times 1 plus.
00:29
The rate is 10%, so 0 .1 over 1, and then to the n times t, so 1 times 10 is 10.
00:36
So then from there, we're just going to calculate $5 ,000 times 1 plus the 0 .1 divided by 1 to the 10th power.
00:45
And in the end, what we get is, i'm going to do that for you now.
00:53
So to the 10th power, $12 ,968.
01:01
71 cents.
01:04
So that would be for annually.
01:05
For quarterly it's going to change.
01:07
So we would have 5 ,000 times one plus the point one, but now it's over four.
01:12
And then four times 10 is 40 now because we're doing n times t there...