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Taylor has $430 in her savings account. The annual simple interest at the bank is 2%. How much intreast will she earn on her sav

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lina2011 [118]3 years ago

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Use m a t h w a y I would answer but I can’t because I’m taking a test right now. But please use m a t h way

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