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Here's the yearly breakdown of the compound interest growth for years 1 through 10: **Year 1:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $10,000 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 10000(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 10000(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 10000 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 11000 ] So, at the end of the first year, your investment will grow to $11,000. **Year 2:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $11,000 (the new future value from the end of Year 1) 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 11000(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 11000(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 11000 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 12100 ] So, at the end of the second year, your investment will grow to $12,100. **Year 3:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $12,100 (the new future value from the end of Year 2) 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 12100(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 12100(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 12100 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 13310 ] So, at the end of the third year, your investment will grow to $13,310. **Year 4:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $13,310 (the new future value from the end of Year 3) 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 13310(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 13310(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 13310 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 14641 ] So, at the end of the fourth year, your investment will grow to $14,641. **Year 5:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $14,641 (the new future value from the end of Year 4) 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 14641(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 14641(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 14641 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 16095.1 ] So, at the end of the fifth year, your investment will grow to $16,095.1. **Year 6:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $16,095.1 (the new future value from the end of Year 5) 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 16095.1(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 16095.1(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 16095.1 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 17706.61 ] So, at the end of the sixth year, your investment will grow to $17,706.61. **Year 7:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $17,706.61 (the new future value from the end of Year 6) 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 17706.61(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 17706.61(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 17706.61 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 19478.471 ] So, at the end of the seventh year, your investment will grow to $19,478.47. **Year 8:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $19,478.47 (the new future value from the end of Year 7) 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 19478.47(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 19478.47(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 19478.47 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 21466.7217 ] So, at the end of the eighth year, your investment will grow to $21,466.72. **Year 9:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $21,466.72 (the new future value from the end of Year 8) 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 21466.72(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 21466.72(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 21466.72 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 23633.584 ] So, at the end of the ninth year, your investment will grow to $23,633.58. **Year 10:** 1. **Principal Amount**: $23,633.58 (the new future value from the end of Year 9) 2. **Interest Rate**: 10% or 0.1 3. **Number of Years**: 1 4. **Future Value Calculation**: [ A = 23633.58(1 + 0.1)^1 ] [ A = 23633.58(1.1)^1 ] [ A = 23633.58 \times 1.1 ] [ A = 25957.138 ] So, at the end of the tenth year, your investment will grow to $25,957.14. This breakdown shows how your investment grows each year due to the compound interest effect over the 10-year period.