A person invests $2000 annually

  1. Tasha invests $5,000 annually at 6% and $5,000 annually at 8%. Thomas invests $10,000 annually at 7%. Which statement accurately
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  2. a person invests $2000 at 4% per year comoundes semi-annually for 25 years, determine how long it will take for the investment
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  3. A person invests $2000 annually in an IRA. At the end of 6 years, the amount in the fund is $14000. What annual nominal
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  4. How much simple interest is earned after 3 years if a person 2000 invests at 7% a year
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  5. Person X invests R 150 at the end of each month with bank X who adds interest at 6% per annum, compounded monthly. Person Y
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  6. Riley invests $100 in the year 2000. The account is compounded annually. The account earns 3% interest for a period of 30 years.
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  7. Need help with these 2 please--19. Nancy invests $100 in one account for 10 years at a 9% interest rate compounded annually, and
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  8. Need help with these 2 please--19. Nancy invests $100 in one account for 10 years at a 9% interest rate compounded annually, and
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  9. If the owner of a company invests personal funds into his company, where does that fit into the balance sheet.I know the cash
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  10. If the owner of a company invests personal funds into his company, where does that fit into the balance sheet.I know the cash
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