To help with his child's college fund, Frank needs to invest. Assuming an interest rate of 2.26% compounded quarterly, how much would he have to invest to have $64,700 after 13 years? Do not round any intermediate computations, and round your final answer to the nearest dollar. If necessary, refer to the sto financial formulas. x 5 ? Here is Charlie's credit card statement for the month of January Time Remaining 59:16 - Date Transaction January 1 Beginning balance January 3 Purchase January 12 Purchase January 17 Payment Transaction amount $2500.75 $35.04 $740.50 $550.00 (a) Use the credit card statement to help fill in the table below. Note that there are 31 days in January. Also, a purchase increases the unpaid balance, and a payment decreases the unpaid balance. Date Transaction January 1 Beginning balance January 3 Purchase January 12 Purchase January 17 Payment Transaction amount $2500.75 $35.04 $740.50 $550.00 Unpaid balance Number of days at that balice $2500.75 2 days (from January 1 through January 2) $2535.79 8 days (from January 3 through January 11) $3276.29 5 days (from January 12 through January 16) $2726.29 15 days (from January 17 through January 31) Total: 31 days Unpaid Number balance of days $5001.50 $20.286.32 S16,381.45 $40,894.35 Total: $8256,62 Type here to search