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Mathematics, 20.05.2021 18:00 jordandabrat

Use Simple Interest, Compound Interest, or the Rule of 72 for the following problems. You have a 401(k) account earning 7% interest compounded monthly for 30 years.
You started out with $2,000 in the account and contribute an extra $100 each compounding period.
What will be your balance when you retire at 62 years old?

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