Mathematics, 08.04.2021 15:00, morgannwaldrupp

2) How much more does $1,300 earn in 7 years, compounded semiannually At 4.85%, that $1300 over 7 years at 4.85%, compounded annually?

HINT: Use the compounding interest Formula

2) How much more does $1,300 earn in 7 years, compounded semiannually

At 4.85%, that $1300 over 7

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