Will we likely get a question like this for trials?

[samthemanfromacan]

On the day tom turns 53 years old, he deposists $2000 into an account which receives 4% per year. The next year he deposists another 2 grand into the account. Tom will continue this untill he turns 70. When he makes his final depostit, what is the balance in the account the day after making the last deposit

[RuiAce]

Doesn't seem anything out of the ordinary to me.

[jakesilove]

On the day tom turns 53 years old, he deposists $2000 into an account which receives 4% per year. The next year he deposists another 2 grand into the account. Tom will continue this untill he turns 70. When he makes his final depostit, what is the balance in the account the day after making the last deposit

Where you hoping to get a solution to this question? Or just wondering whether it could be asked?

[Wales]

On the day tom turns 53 years old, he deposists $2000 into an account which receives 4% per year. The next year he deposists another 2 grand into the account. Tom will continue this untill he turns 70. When he makes his final depostit, what is the balance in the account the day after making the last deposit

Just prepare for that kind of question. Almost guaranteed to be in a paper.

[herb123]

Most likely if you've covered that already in class. The school usually omits questions from topics uncovered. Like mine for example (NSB) we havent covered financial yet hence it wont be in our trial

[Yagami Light]

It will probably be in the test as it is financial mathematics