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If $41 is invested in an account that compounds interest annually at 9.4%, what would the balance be in 5 years rounded to the nearest cent?
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If $41 is invested in an account that compounds interest annually at 9.4%, what would the balance be in 5 years rounded to the nearest cent?
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If $41 is invested in an account that compounds interest annually at 9.4%, what would the balance be in 5 years rounded to the nearest cent?
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A=41×(1+0.094)^(5)
A=64.25
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