Suppose an engineer has $180000 in his/her savings account that pays 5% nominal interest that compounds annually. In the next 10 years, in the end of each year, s/he would like to make withdrawals such that every next year's withdrawal will be 5% more than the previous year's withdrawal. What is the maximum amount that can be withdrawn in the end of the first year? Choose the closest value to your answer. A $18300 B $18000 $18900 $18600 E $18450
Suppose an engineer has $180000 in his/her savings account that pays 5% nominal interest that compounds annually. In the next 10 years, in the end of each year, s/he would like to make withdrawals such that every next year's withdrawal will be 5% more than the previous year's withdrawal. What is the maximum amount that can be withdrawn in the end of the first year? Choose the closest value to your answer. A $18300 B $18000 $18900 $18600 E $18450
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