Mathematics, 06.12.2020 06:00 brendaandrade1889
A couple has $5,000 to invest and has to choose between three investment options.
Option A: 2 1/4% interest applied each quarter
Option B: 3% interest applied every 4 months
Option C: 4 1/2% interest applied twice each year
If they plan on no deposits and no withdrawals for 5 years, which option will give them the largest balance after 5 years? Use a mathematical model for each option to explain your choice.
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