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$200 at 6% twice a year. How much money will Rachel have in her account in ten years
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$200 at 6% twice a year. How much money will Rachel have in her account in ten years
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I=prt. Interest=$200x6%x20. I=$12x20. I=$240. $240+$200=$440 :)
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i think the answer is $440. 5% is $10 1% is $2 = $12 x 2 = $24
$24 x 10 = $240
200+240=440
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