If you bought a stock last year for a price of $63, and it has risen 17% since then, how much is the stock worth now, to the nearest cent?

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If you bought a stock last year for a price of $63, and it has risen 17% since then, how

much is the stock worth now, to the nearest cent?

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Answer:73.72

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