The compound interest formula is $A=P(1+\frac{r}{n}{)}^{n*t}$ where

$A$ is the amount in the account after $t$ years;

$P$ is the amount in the account initially;

$r$ is the interest rate as a decimal;

$t$ is the total number of years the money will be in the account;

$n$ is the number of compundings per year.

This question is just a quick check to verify that your are comfortable with the different compounding periods.

If the interest compounds annually, $n=$

If the interest compounds semiannually, $n=$

If the interest compounds quarterly, $n=$

If the interest compounds monthly, $n=$

If the interest compounds weekly, $n=$

If the interest compounds daily, $n=$

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