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Question 3 5 pts If a business invested $100,000 in stocks that returned 7%, how much could it expect to have in 10 years? O $155,455 O $107.000 O $196,715 0 $1,096.715
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If a business invested $100,000 in stocks that returned 7%, how much could it expect to have in 10
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O $155,455
O $107.000
O $196,715
0 $1,096.715
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