You are considering three alternative banks in which to open a savings account. The first bank offers you an annual rate r1, and the interest is paid monthly. The second bank offers a rate r2, and the interest is paid daily. The third bank offers a rate r3, and it offers continuous compounding. Give all answers to four decimal places.
1) Suppose you were to save $500.0000 in the first bank. The interest rate is r1=8.0000%. Three years from now, you should have $
2) Suppose you were to save $500.0000 in the second bank. The interest rate is r2=5.0000%. Three years from now, you should have $
3) Suppose you were to save $500.0000 in the third bank. The interest rate is r3=3.0000%. Three years from now, you should have $
4) Let the interest rate in the first bank be r1=8.0000%, and you are considering saving your money for 3 years. The interest rate from the second bank that would make you indifferent between the first and second bank is r2=
5) Let the interest rate in the third bank be r3=3.0000%, and you are considering saving your money for 3 years. The interest rate from the first bank that would make you indifferent between the first and third bank is

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