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How much would you need to deposit in an account now in order to have $6000 in the account in 5 years? Assume the account earns 8% interest compounded daily.

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Answer:

$[tex]\frac{6000\cdot \:365^{1825}}{365.08^{1825}}[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

[tex]x(1+.\frac{.08}{365})^{5\cdot \:365} =6000[/tex]

[tex]x\frac{365.08^{1825}}{365^{1825}}=6000[/tex]

[tex]x\frac{365.08^{1825}}{365^{1825}}\cdot \:365^{1825}=6000\cdot \:365^{1825};\quad \ne \mathrm{True}[/tex]

[tex]365.08^{1825}x=6000\cdot \:365^{1825};\quad \ne \mathrm{True}[/tex]

[tex]\frac{365.08^{1825}x}{365.08^{1825}}=\frac{6000\cdot \:365^{1825}}{365.08^{1825}};\quad \ne \mathrm{True}[/tex]

[tex]x=\frac{6000\cdot \:365^{1825}}{365.08^{1825}};\quad \ne \mathrm{True}[/tex]

you cannot simplify further because of the high exponents

It is simply extremely hard to do compound interest problems backwards if it gets compounded daily

Mark brainliest please!

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