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30 POINTS Use the graph for numbers 21-23

21. How much more interest was earned on $8,000 deposited for 6 months in a statement savings account than in a passbook savings account?

22. How much money was lost on $5,000 invested in S&P 500 stocks for one year?

23. Compare the returns on $12,000 invested in the high-yield 1-year CD and the Dow Jones industrials for one year. ​

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