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a woman invest a specific amount of money which earns compounded interest at a particular rate. this situation is represented by the equation : A=1000(1.023) ^(2*T) how much will she have in her account at 10 years?

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We are given the following formula for interest compound:


A=1000(1.023)^(2t)

Where "t" is time. We are asked to determine the value of "A" when t = 10. We replace the value of 10 in the formula, like this:


A=1000(1.023)^(2(10))

Solving the operations


A=1000(1.023)^(20)
A=1000(1.58)=1575.8

Therefore, in 10 years she will have $1575.8

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