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Mathematics, 04.02.2021 21:10 jtingley0502

You are given the opportunity to put your money in one of two savings account. Account 1 compounds interest monthly at a rate of 0.4%. Account 2 compounds every year at a rate of
4.8%. Which account would you choose and why?|

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