Alp Bilgin deposits $33.000 in asaving account that pays 9%interest compounded monthly.Four years later, he deposits $20.000. Three years after the20.000 deposit, he makesanother deposit in the amount of$16.500. Six years after the $16.500, half of the accumulatedfunds are transferred to a fundthat pays 12% interestcompounded quarterly. Howmuch money will be in accounteight years after the transfer?

Alp Bilgin deposits $33.000 in asaving account that pays 9%interest compounded monthly.Four years later, he deposits $20.000. Three years after the20.000 deposit, he makesanother deposit in the amount of$16.500. Six years after the $16.500, half of the accumulatedfunds are transferred to a fundthat pays 12% interestcompounded quarterly. Howmuch money will be in accounteight years after the transfer?

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Chapter19: Capital Investment

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