Hello, can you help me solve this and also when i try to get the answer for Number of periods I'm getting an error, is it because I don't have a PV in? Isn't it zero?

You've graduated from college and landed a good job. You want to replace your car, but don't want to take out a car loan. Instead, you decide to invest $500 per month in the stock market and hope to earn 6%. If the market performs as you're hoping, how many years will it take to accumulate $35,000? Ignore taxes. Monthly Payment ($) 500 Growth Rate (%) 6 Future Value ($) 35,000 Number of Years = Monthly Payment ($) 500 Growth Rate (%) 6 Future Value ($) 35,000 Number of Years = (Round to two decimal places.)PEARSON ALWAYS LEARNING Time Line Number of periods (N) = 0 Compounding (C/Y) = 1 Payments (P/Y) = 1 Interest per year (I/Y) = 0.50000 Period begin / end = END Present value (PV) = $0.00 Payment (PMT) = $500.00 Future value (FV) = $35,000.00 N= 0 CPT RCL ENTER CF NPV IRR DEL INS N VY PV PMT FV CIY P/Y xP/Y BGN AMORT 1/X 7 8 9 vX 4 5 6 C/CE RESET 2 3 +/- O + Hide Table Hide Time Line View the Financial Calculator Tutorials