You have decided not to buy fodd from cafetria. This will save you $5 a day. You will finish the rest of your college studies. If you save in summer, you find that investing for 5.5 years will give you 3.5%/ compound interest every month. You must send money once a month.

You can save money after studying, and compound interest for half a year /6.5%. This investment will not pay you.

After graduating from college, with a well-paid job, you decide to save $500 a month with a monthly interest rate of 6.5%/ compound interest for 35 years. As a clever math student, you must make sure that the amount of your money is weighty.

As we all know, there is no point in retiring without money. "So you must make as much money as possible every month for 25 years. You find that the investment will be paid at a monthly interest rate of 7.3%/compound interest for 25 years. What is a large sum of money? Do you get it back every month?

Some people are lucky enough to have a lot of money for people they trust. Such a person is honored in our class. They have a large sum of money entrusted to people they trust. They can't touch it for five years. At present, it is 8%/ half year compound interest. But after 35 years, they will get a quarterly payment of $20,500. If the interest rate was only 7.5%/ quarter compound interest, what would they be today?

You dialed a few wrong numbers, but I can't translate them. It's just that the translation is difficult but the title is simple, and the construction on 1 is incomplete.

The FODD in the first line should be food.

You should be you every year. ...

I can't guess the rest.

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You have decided not to buy fodd from cafetria. This will save you about $5 a day. You should do this for the rest of your college life. Suppose you are also saving money in summer. You have found an investment that will bring you a monthly return of 3.5% in 5.5 years. You should save money every month.

After you graduate, you can save 6.5% money every six months. You will no longer pay for this investment.

After graduating from college, you have a well-paid job and decide to save $500 a month at the interest rate of 6.5% for 35 years. As a student of mathematics, you must determine how much money you will have in total.

We all know that retirement is not fun without money. So you want to withdraw as much money as possible every month for 25 years. You have found an investment that will pay 7.3% interest every month for 25 years. How much money can you withdraw every month?

Some people are lucky, they get a lot of trust funds. We are lucky to have such a person in our class. They held a large sum of money in trust. They can't touch it for five years. So now they get 8% profit every six months. But after 35 years, they can get a quarterly repayment of $20,500. If the interest rate they get is 7.5% per quarter. How much money do they have today?

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