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Q1. Brenda plans to go to on a 4 year vacation, starting in 2030. She plans to withdraw $20,000 every quarter. If her money earns 8% compounded quarterly, how much will she need at the beginning of 2030, in order to fund her entire 4 year vacation?
a. $271,554.19
b. $271,455.19
c. $271,454.19
d. $271,545.19
Q2. Brenda plans to go to on a 4 year vacation, starting in 2030. She plans to withdraw $20,000 every quarter.
It is now 2020. If she plans to deposit $9,000 every 6 months, compounded semiannually at 9%, how much will she have once 2030 comes around?
a. $282,324.81
b. $282,342.81
c. $282,234.81
d. $282,432.81
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