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Single choice6)The formula used to calculate the future value of an amount is:1/(1=r) n(1+r) n(1+r) x n

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Single choice6)The formula used to calculate the future value of an amount is:1/(1=r) n(1+r) n(1+r) x n

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The formula used to calculate the future value of an amount is not correctly written in your question. The correct formula for calculating the future value (FV) of an amount is:

FV = PV * (1 + r)^n

Where:

  • PV is the present value or the initial amount of money.
  • r is the interest rate per period.
  • n is the number of periods.

This formula is used in finance to calculate the future value of an investment or loan, assuming a constant interest rate.

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