Question

Вкладчик положил в банк 50.000 руб. банк начисляет ежегодно 12 % дохода на сумму вклада, находящуюся на счёте вкладчика в начале года. Какая сумма будет на счёте через два года? Очень очень очень срочно! Мне очень нужно! Быстрее! Плиз прошу! Оценка висит!

Answer 1

50 000=100
х=12
100х=600 000
х=6000
6 000*2=12 000
50 000+12 000=62 000

Answer 2

Calculation of the Amount on the Account after Two Years

To calculate the amount on the account after two years, we need to consider the initial deposit of 50,000 rubles and the annual interest rate of 12%. The interest is calculated on the amount of the deposit at the beginning of each year.

To calculate the amount on the account after the first year, we need to add the interest earned to the initial deposit. The interest earned is calculated as 12% of the initial deposit:

Interest earned in the first year = 12% of 50,000 rubles = 6,000 rubles.

Adding the interest earned to the initial deposit gives us the amount on the account at the end of the first year:

Amount on the account at the end of the first year = Initial deposit + Interest earned = 50,000 rubles + 6,000 rubles = 56,000 rubles.

To calculate the amount on the account after the second year, we repeat the process. The interest earned in the second year is calculated as 12% of the amount on the account at the end of the first year:

Interest earned in the second year = 12% of 56,000 rubles = 6,720 rubles.

Adding the interest earned to the amount on the account at the end of the first year gives us the final amount on the account after two years:

Amount on the account after two years = Amount on the account at the end of the first year + Interest earned in the second year = 56,000 rubles + 6,720 rubles = 62,720 rubles.

Therefore, the amount on the account after two years will be 62,720 rubles.

Please note that the above calculation assumes that the interest is compounded annually and that no additional deposits or withdrawals are made during the two-year period.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.