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You split $1500 between two savings accounts. Account A pays annual 5% interest and Account B pays 4% annual interest. After one
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You split $1500 between two savings accounts. Account A pays annual 5% interest and Account B pays 4% annual interest. After one
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austin invested $2400 in each of his savings accounts. account A pays 3.5% simple interest. account b pays 3.5% compound
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how much money would have to be invested in an account at 3.98% annual interset to achieve a balance of 25,000 in 17 years ifa.
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Jon invested a total of $40,000 in 3 different bank accounts. One pays an annual interest rate of 3%, the second account pays 5%
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Solve the problem. Helen Weller invested $15,000 in an account that pays 12% simple interest. How much additional money must be
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Find the future value of $800 deposited at 5% for 2 years if the account pays simple interest, and the account pays interest
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Mr. Wilson invested money in two accounts. His total investment was $40,000. If one account pays 4% in interest and the other
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Mr. Wilson invested money in two accounts. His total investment was $30,000. If one account pays 7% in interest and the other
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Find the future value of $700 deposited at 3% for 9 years if the account pays simple interest and the account pays compounded
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