Question: For all questions in this section: Sam opens an account to begin saving for his retirement. The account pays 8 % per year compounded monthly.

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Sam opens an account to begin saving for his retirement. The account pays 8% per year compounded monthly. For the next 30 years he deposits $300 per month into the account, with all deposits occurring at the end of the month. After retiring (after the last deposit), as a benefit to retirees, the bank increases the interest rate to 12% per year compounded quarterly. Two full years after making his final deposit, Sam decides to take equal quarterly withdrawals from the account.
Question 3(0.1 points)
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The appropriate period interest rate to use to determine the future amount immediately after the last $300 deposit has been made is
Question 3 options:
3%
8%
0.00667%
12%
0.6667%
1%
Question 4(0.1 points)
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To calculate the balance of the account immediately after the last monthly deposit, what factor notation would be used?
Question 4 options:
(F\A 0.6667%,360)
(F\A 8%,360)
(F\A 8%,30)
(F\A 0.6667%,30)
Question 5(0.2 points)
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And what value would be calculated using the appropriate factor notation and period interest rate (what is the balance of the account immediately after the last monthly deposit)?
Question 5 options:
$433,000
$300,000
$447,000
$459,000
Question 6(0.2 points)
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The balance of the account one quarter before the first quarterly withdrawal is equal to $549,884.51(make sure you know how this value was calculated). Based on this amount, what uniform quarterly amount can be withdrawn for 15 years where with the last withdrawal the account is depleted?
Question 6 options:
$18,865
$16,365
$21,165
$19,865

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