Marcy wants to deposit $54 each week into her retirement aocount. If the account offers an annual rate of 43%, how much will she have in the account after 14 years? Round your answer to me nearest dollar. Darrell wants to have $5?31? in his bank acoount in 12 years. He plans to meet this goal by depositing a certain amount of money 55 times per year. If his account offers an annual rate o'l' 5.3%, how many dollars should each deposit be? Assume the deposits are equally spaced throughout the year. Round your answer to me nearest dollar. Rose plans to deposit $625 every month into an inyestment aocount whose annual rate is 1.3%. Hen-I'mr much Tnterest will she have made after '12 years? Round your answer to me nearest dollar. IChris takes out a {1-year loan for $54915 from a bank that charges an annual rate of 3.9%. If he Ts to repay thTs debt monthly, howlr much should each monthly payment be? Round your answer to 'li'IE nearest dollar. April has determined that the most she can a'prd tpward car payments is $3?D per mpnth far T years. What is the cast at the mast expensiye car she can afford to nance at 4.1%? Raund your answer to line nearest dollar. Haw much interest wauld be paid an a 13-year lean fer $2??34 if payments are to be made 32 times per year and the annual rate is 2.5%? Assume the payments are equally spaced throughout the year. Round your answer to iiie nearest dollar. Suppose that Mick deposits $423 into a bank account every two weeks. Howlr much does he have in the account after 5 years ifI during that time, he has earned $2?3? in interest? Round your answer to die nearest dollar. Carlos has a total of Mode: to invest for 10 years at an annual rate of 3.9% {with monthly compounding}. He has two options. The rst option is to deposit all of it at once. The second option is to break the $413460 into 120 equal pieces, and then deposit one piece each month. How much more money WUId Carlos make by choosing the rst option oyer the second? Round your answer to die nearest dollar