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Dusty would like to buy a new car in six years. He currently has $13,500 saved. He’s considering buying a car for around $17,500 but would like to add a Turbo engine to increase the car’s performance. This would increase the price of the car to $21,500.If dusty can earn 9% interest compounded anually will he be able to get a car with a turbo engine in six years?

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