WILL GIVE MEDAL AND FAN! you invest $5,175.00 in a stock plan. it increases 9% the first year and then loses 5% of it's value the second year. what is your gain compared to your original investment?
5,175 + 9% = 5640.75
5640.75 - 5% = 5302.305
Original investment = 5,175
Gain = 5,302.305
Subtract them both and get = 127.305
Answer:
$183.7125
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Original investment, A = $ 5,175.00
In first year,
The total investment = $ 5,175.00
The amount is increased by 9 %,
Thus, the final amount at the end of first year,
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In Second year,
The total investment = $ 5640.75,
The amount is decreased by 5 %,
Thus, the final amount at the end of second year,
\(A_2=5640.75(1-\frac{5}{100})^1\)
\(=5640.75(1-0.05)\)
\(=5640.75(0.95)\)
\(=\$ 5358.7125\)
Hence,
\(\text{Total Gain}=A_2-A\)
\(=5358.7125-5175\)
\(=\$183.7125\)