claudi invest £25 000 at a rate of 2% per year calcualte the of intrest she will have earned in 5 years

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claudi invest £25 000 at a rate of 2% per year calcualte the of intrest she will have earned in 5 years

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Answer:

2602,02008

Explanation:

25000*(1+0,02)^5 - 25000 = 2602,02008

Dmitry Ledentsov answered Apr 25, 2024

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