Consider a savings account earning

  1. Jason had $87 in his savings account. He then worked for 2 weeks, earning $5.75 per hour, and deposited all the money he earned
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  2. Using a simple interest calculation, which situation would be best after one year?(1 point) Responses having $3,280.00 in a
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  3. Huan deposited $850 into a collegesavings account earning 4.8% interest compounded annually. He also deposited $850 into a
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  4. Lester deposited $400 into a savings account earning 4.5% simple interest and 450 into an investment account earning 3.2%
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  5. Lester deposited $400 into a savingsaccount earning 4.5% simple interest, and $450 into an investment account earning 3.2%
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  6. Lester deposited $400 into a savingsaccount earning 4.5% simple interest, and $450 into an investment account earning 3.2%
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  7. You buy 100 shares of a company's stock at $9.75/share and place the same amount in a savings account earning a 4.5% APR. The
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  8. You buy 100 shares of a company's stock at $9.75/share and place the same amount in a savings account earning a 4.5% APR. The
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  9. (1 point)Imagine you put the $300 in a savings account earning 3.0% APR instead of using it to pay down your credit card as in
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  10. Imagine you put the $300 in a savings account earning 3.0% APR instead of using it to pay down your credit card as in Problem 3.
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