Question: You deposit $PV in a bank account that pays simple interest rate of r%. 

Bank applies different interest rates according to the time.

• If time is less than 1 year: interest rate =0.0%
• If time is between 1 and 3 years(both included): interest rate =5.7%
• If time is greater than 3 years: interest rate =12.6%

Simple interest is calculating using this formula:

FV=PV*(1+r*t)

Where:

• FV is future value, total Accrued Amount (principal + interest)
• PV is the present value (principal amount).
• r is the interest rate.
• t is the time involved.

How much will you have in your account after t years?

Input specification: You will be given two inputs. Principal amount 0.0<PV<=5000000.00, and the time 0.1<=t<=15.0

Output specification: Show your account's amount as floating point number with two digits precision.

Sample Input II Explanation: Because time (t) is between 1 and 3 the rate interest is calculated as 5.7%. Using simple interest formula we calculate FV:

FV=PV*(1+r*t) = 25789.50*(1+ (0.057*2.5) = 25789.50*1.1425=29464.50375

FV=29464.50