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On Jordan's 20th birthday he decides to invest 10,000 that he has saved. He will not be adding any money to the initial investment. He projects that the investment will earn 10% per year. Based on these
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On Jordan's 20th birthday he decides to invest 10,000 that he has saved. He will not be adding any money to the initial investment. He projects that the investment will earn 10% per year. Based on these assumptions, how much money should Jordan expect to have when he turns 60?

Question 7 options:


$452,592.56


$278,582.56


$427,986.56


$438,478.56


$397,567.56


$301,578.66

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Answer:

452592.56

Step-by-step explanation:

10000(1.1)^40=452592.555682

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