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Compound interest with non-annual periods: calculate the amount of money that will be in each of the following accounts at the end of the given deposit periods: account holder, amount deposited, annual interest rate, compounding periods per year, compouding periodstheodore logan iii, 1000, 12%, 1, 6vernell coles, 96000, 8%, 4, 3tina elliot, 7000, 12%, 2, 6wayne robinson, 118000, 10%, 6, 3eunice chung, 29000, 18%, 12, 6kelly cravens, 15000, 8%, 3, 3the amount of money for theodore at end of 6 years is (i got $1973.82)? the amount of money for vernell at end of 3 years will be (i got $121751.21)the amount of money for tina at end of 6 years will be amount of money for wayne at end of 3 years will be amount of money for eunice at end of 6 years will be

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