Investments increase exponentially by about 26% every 3 years. If you made a $2,000 investment, how much money would you have after 45 years? Future Amount = $[?] Hint: Future Amount = (1 + r) Į(1 ←time

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John Holliday asked May 3, 2023

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Investments increase exponentially by

about 26% every 3 years. If you made a
$2,000 investment, how much money
would you have after 45 years?
Future Amount = $[?]
Hint: Future Amount = (1 + r)
Į(1
←time
periods
initial growth

Mathematics
college

John Holliday asked May 3, 2023

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if you calculate the mathimatical equipment to the $2,000 it'll be better

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