Lesson 7 Homework Remaining Time: Unlimited The function, g(t, A, r), describes the amount of money you would have in your savings balance after t years under the following assumptions: 1. The letter "A" represents the initial amount of money deposited in your savings account. 2. The letter "r" represents the interest the account earns annually; the APR. It is written as a decimal. 3. Your bank compounds interest daily. 9(t, A, T) = A(1 + /365) 365t How much money would you have in your savings balance after 3 years if you initially invested $600 and had an interest rate of 1%? $ Number (Round to the nearest cent) How much interest would you have earned by leaving your money in your savings account for 3 years? $ Number (Round to the nearest cent)