How much total money did mary actually deposit

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Suppose Mary deposits $200 at the end of each month for 30 years into an account that pays 5% interest compounded monthly.

a.How much total money will she have in the account at the end?

b.How much total money did Mary actually deposit?

c.How much total interest did the account earn over that period?

d.Suppose instead of making monthly deposits, Mary decides to deposit a "lump sum" into the account. How much must she deposit? What is this value also called?

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