In the same spreadsheet, produce the following Compound Interest Table. Changing the value for Principle and/or Interest Rate in the first row should cause the whole table to update. This will require you to correctly use formulas and copy them down a column. A B C D E 23 Period P r | A 24 1 $4,000 6% $240 $4,240 25 26 27 28 29 234 56 $4,240 6% $254 $4,494 $4,494 6% $270 $4,764 $4,764 6% $286 $5,050 $5,050 6% $303 $5,353 $5,353 6% $321 $5,674 30 7 $5,674 6% $340 $6,015 31 8 $6,015 6% $361 $6,375 32 9 $6,375 6% $383 $6,758 33 10 $6,758 6% $405 $7,163 34 11 $7,163 6% $430 $7,593 35 12 $7,593 6% $456 $8,049 36 13 $8,049 6% $483 $8,532 37 14 $8,532 6% $512 $9,044 38 15 $9,044 6% $543 $9,586 39 16 $9,586 6% $575 $10,161 40 17 $10,161 6% $610 $10,771 41 18 $10,771 6% $646 $11,417 42 19 $11,417 6% $685 $12,102 43 20 $12,102 6% $726 $12,829 Adjust the original principle in the table above ($4000) until you get a final amount of exactly $20,205 after 20 periods. New Original Principle = =