if $5700 is invested in a savings account which interest is compounded annually and if the 5700% turns into $6100 in 12 years, what is the interest rate of the savings account??
r=0.57%
Step-by-step explanation:
if $5700 is invested in a savings account which interest is compounded annually
$5700 turns into $6100 in 12 years
Compound interest formula is
\(A= P (1+r)^t\)
P is the principal
r is the rate of interest
t is the time period
A is the amount in account after t years
P= 5700, A= 6100, t=12
\(6100= 5700 (1+r)^12\)
divide by 5700 on both sides
\(\frac{61}{57} =(1+r)^{12}\)
take 12th root on both sides
\(\sqrt[12]{\frac{67}{51}} =1+r\)
now subtract 1 on both sides
\(\sqrt[12]{\frac{67}{51}}-1 =r\)
r=0.00567
to get interest rate in percentage we multiply by 100
r=0.00567 * 100= 0.57%