Elizabeth deposits $770 into an account. For the first two years, money in the account earns 6.3% annual interest that is compounded quarterly. After that, the interest rate jumps to 8.3% annual interest, but the interest is still compounded quarterly. How much would be in the account at the end of 4 years?

Round the monthly interest rate to 3 decimal places.

$770(1.063)²(1.083)²

$770(1.016)²(1.021)²

$770(1.016)⁸(1.021)⁸

$770(1.063)⁸(1.083)⁸