Andy and Jess each have \(\$5000\).
Andy invests the money amount of interest each month. The amount received is \(0.315\%\) of the initial investment.
Determine the amount of interest Andy will receive each year.
Hence, determine the amount of interest Andy will receive each year.
Write down an expression in the form \(5000 + pn\), where \(p \in \mathbb{Z}^+\), for the amount of money Andy will have in his savings plan at the end of \(n\) years.
Hence, show that Andy will have \(\$5945\) in his savings plan at the end of \(5\) years.
In this part, where appropriate, give all answers to the nearest dollar.
Jess invests her \(\$5000\) in a new account that pays \(3\%\) interest compounded anually.
Determine the amount of money that will be in Jess's account at the end of \(5\) years.
Hence, find the amount of interest Jess will receive in the \(5\) years.
Write an expression in the form \(5000 \times q^n\), where \(q \in \mathbb{R}^+\), for the amount of money that Jess will have in her account at the end of \(n\) years.
Hence, determine the smallest number of complete years that it will take for Jess to have more money in her account than Andy has in his savings plan.
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