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1. Growth curve A represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent simple interest. Growth curve B represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent interest, compounded quarterly.

Which savings account is growing fastest?

They are growing at the same rate.
simple interest
compounded quarterly

2.Growth curve A represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent simple interest. Growth curve B represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent interest, compounded quarterly.

Use the graph shown to estimate the amount in Account A in 30 years.

$340

$350

$370

$400

3.Growth curve A represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent simple interest. Growth curve B represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent interest, compounded quarterly.

Use the graph shown to estimate the amount in Account B in 30 years.

$400

$410

$420

$450

4.Growth curve A represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent simple interest. Growth curve B represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent interest, compounded quarterly.

What is the approximate difference between the two accounts in 20 years?

$100

$50

$25

$10

5.Growth curve A represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent simple interest. Growth curve B represents $200 saved at 2.5 percent interest, compounded quarterly.

Why is the amount much higher in the compounded interest account?

The account started with more money.

The account is in a better bank.

The interest rate is higher.

The account pays interest on both the principal and the interest accumulated.

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Answer: Compounded quarterly, 350, 420, 25, the account pays interest on both the principal and the interest accumulated.

Step-by-step explanation:

Question 1: Compounded quarterly is growing fastest because it's broken down more than what simple interest does and therefore is faster instead.

Question 2: Account A in 30 years would be 350, I did this problem and eyeballed it. Trust me.

Question 3: Account B in 30 years would be 420.

Question 4: The approximate difference between the two accounts in 20 years would be 25.

Question 5: If the rate of interest is annual and the interest is compounded quarterly then the number of years is 4 times and the rate of annual interest is one-fourth. Therefore, the account pays interest on both the principal and the interest accumulated.

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