Answer:
Milan will have $4701.73 in his account
Step-by-step explanation:
Final Value in Compound Interest
The compound interest computes each interest earned in a period including the interest earned in the previous periods.
If an initial value or principal P is deposited into an account with an interest rate i, during n periods, the final value FV will be
[tex]FV=P(1+i)^n[/tex]
If the interest is compounded monthly we must convert to the monthly equivalent:
[tex]\displaystyle i=\frac{5.4}{12\times 100}=0.0045[/tex]
The period of investment must be expressed in months, thus
[tex]n=3\cdot 12=36[/tex]
Now we find the final value
FV=4000(1+0.0045)^36=4701.73
Milan will have $4701.73 in his account