Show year 3 thru year 5

Here's the yearly breakdown of the compound interest growth for years 3 through 5:

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.

This breakdown shows how your investment grows each year due to the compound interest effect over the 5-year period.