A company will need $65,000 in 8 years for a new addition. To meet this goal, the company deposits money in an account today that pays 10% annual interest compounded quarterly. Find the amount that should be invested to total $65,000 in 8 years. The company should invest $ (Do not round until the final answer. Then round to the nearest dollar as needed)

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A company will need $65,000 in 8 years for a new addition. To meet this goal, the company deposits money in an account today that pays 10% annual interest
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The company should invest $
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The formula for compound interest is given by A=P1+rnnt where A is the amount, P is the principle, r is the rate of interest and n is the number of periods and t is the time in years.

The given Amount is A=$65,000 and  rate of interest is r=10%=0.1.

The time period is t=8 years.

Since the interest is compounded quarterly, n=4.

 

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