In planning for your retirement, you expect to save $5000 in year 1, $6000 in year 2, and amounts increasing by $1000 each year through year 20. If your investments earn 10% per year, the amount you will have at the end of year 20 is closest to: Use FT=FA+FG=> FT=A1*(F/A factor, i, n)+G*(F/G factor, i, n); for F/G factor, you should apply the following formula: (1+i)"- (1+ ni) F/G factor = O a) $242,568 b) $355,407 c) $597,975 d) $659,126

In planning for your retirement, you expect to save $5000 in year 1, $6000 in year 2, and amounts increasing by $1000 each year through year 20. If your investments earn 10% per year, the amount you will have at the end of year 20 is closest to: Use FT=FA+FG=> FT=A1(F/A factor, i, n)+G(F/G factor, i, n); for F/G factor, you should apply the following formula: (1+i)"- (1+ ni) F/G factor = O a) $242,568 b) $355,407 c) $597,975 d) $659,126

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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