Mathematics, 09.02.2021 22:40 randall10

You have $1500 to invest into the stock market. You have 2 choices to invest in, but you must invest all your money into whichever you choose. Option #1 pays you 3.7% interest,
compounded continuously. Option #2 pays you 4.6% interest, compounded semi-quarterly. You
are going to invest for 5 years. Find the totals for each option and then decide which option is
the best choice and by how much.
Option 1 gives you
Option 2 gives you
Option
is the better choice because it gives you
more.

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