Trevon and Mika have a new grandson. How much money should they invest now so that he will have $72,000 for his college education in 18 years? The money is invested at 2% compounded monthly.
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First, we need to determine the interest rate per period. Since the interest rate is 2% compounded monthly, we need to divide the annual interest rate by the number of compounding periods in a year (12 months). Interest rate per period = (2% / 12) = 0.02 / 12 = Show more…
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