I had some success solving these problems myself, for questions 5 I came up with this answers 7596.50 which is wrong and my answers to these questions are also wrong, questions 5, 7, 9, 11, and 14. here are the questions below from 1-14 can you please help me figure it out

QUESTION 1 A bank is advertising the following 1-year CDs: ASSUME AN INITIAL INVESTMENT OF $10,000 (a) How much interest will a CD with an APR of 1.95% compounded annually earn in 1 year? (Round you answer to 2 decimal places) QUESTION 2 A bank is advertising the following 1-year CDs: ASSUME AN INITIAL INVESTMENT OF $10,000 (b) How much interest will a CD with an APR of 1.93% compounded daily earn in 1 year? (Round you answer to 2 decimal places)QUESTION 3 A bank is advertising the following 1-year CDs: ASSUME AN INITIAL INVESTMENT OF $10,000 (c) How much interest will a CD with an APR of 1.94% compounded monthly earn in 1 year? (Round you answer to 2 decimal places) QUESTION 4 A bank is advertising the following 1-year CDs: (a) A CD with an APR of 1.95% compounded annually (b) A CD with an APR of 1.93% compounded daily or (c) a CD with an APR of 1.94% compounded monthly. Which is the best investment? O a. Option a O b. Option b O c. Option cQUESTION 5 Chaim has won $5000 and wants to save it towards buying a house in six years when he finishes his law degree. He has the choice between an account which compounds daily with an APR of 7%, and another account which also has a 7% APR but compounds quarterly. How much will he have in 6 years with the first option? (round to 2 decimal places) QUESTION 6 Chaim has won $5000 and wants to save it towards buying a house in six years when he finishes his law degree. He has the choice between an account which compounds daily with an APR of 7%, and another account which also has a 7% APR but compounds quarterly. How much will he have in 6 years with the second option? (round to 2 decimal places) QUESTION 7 Chaim has won $5000 and wants to save it towards buying a house in six years when he finishes his law degree. He has the choice between an account which compounds daily with an APR of 7%, and another account which also has a 7% APR but compounds quarterly. How much more interest will he have if he chooses the first account? (round to 2 decimal places) QUESTION 8 Dana wants to have $5000 available for a down payment on a new car when she finishes her degree in four years. If her money market account has an interest rate of 3.75% compounded monthly, how much of her graduation money does she need to set aside for the car? Round answer to 2 decimal places. QUESTION 9 Jason and Piera decide to start a college savings account for their newborn son, Joseph. They want to have $40,000 available for him when he is 18, and they expect the account to have an average return of 7%. How much do they need to deposit each month to reach this goal? Round answer to 2 decimal places. QUESTION 10 If $21,200 is invested in a 2-year CD that compounds annually with an APR of 5%, what will the CD be worth when it matures? Round answer to 2 decimal places. QUESTION 11 Suppose you determine that you will need $2 million dollars in a retirement account in order to retire comfortably in 45 years. How much should you deposit monthly in an account that pays 7% compounded monthly in order to achieve this goal? Round your answer to 2 decimal places. QUESTION 12 7a. You pay $8000 for a municipal bond. When it matures after 20 years, you receive $12,500. Compute the total return. Gove your answer as a percent but do NOT use the % sign. QUESTION 12 7a. You pay $8000 for a municipal bond. When it matures after 20 years, you receive $12,500. Compute the total return. Gove your answer as a percent but do NOT use the % sign. QUESTION 13 You pay $8000 for a municpal bound. When it matures after 20 years, you receive $12,500. Compute the annual return. Give your answer as a percent but do NOT include the % sign. QUESTION 13 You pay $8000 for a municpal bound. When it matures after 20 years, you receive $12,500. Compute the annual return. Give your answer as a percent but do NOT include the % sign. QUESTION 14 The town of Escalon is issuing 10-year savings bonds so that they can build a new hospital. When the bonds mature the town will owe $3,250,000 to the bondholders. How much will the town need to deposit each quarter into a savings account with an APR of 2.25% in order to have enough to pay the bondholders upon maturity? Round your answer to 2 decimal places