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Finance[futurevalue] - future value of an amount
Calling Sequence
futurevalue(amount, rate, nperiods)
Parameters
amount
-
amount at period = 0
rate
interest rate per period
nperiods
number of periods
Description
This function calculates the value at period=nperiods of an amount given at period=0, when the interest rate is given by rate.
The futurevalue() function carries an amount towards the future, the presentvalue() function carries it towards the past.
The command with(Finance,futurevalue) allows the use of the abbreviated form of this command.
Since futurevalue used to be part of the (now deprecated) finance package, for compatibility with older worksheets, this command can also be called using finance[futurevalue]. However, it is recommended that you use the superseding package name, Finance, instead: Finance[futurevalue].
Compatibility
The Finance[futurevalue] command was introduced in Maple 15.
For more information on Maple 15 changes, see Updates in Maple 15.
Examples
I have 1000 U now. How much will that amount be in 3 years if I invest it at 6% per year?
This is the same as doing:
See Also
Finance[presentvalue]
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