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U get payed 10$ a hour and you work on average 30hours/week you deposit 250& because ur offering 2.2% . How much interest wi

ll u earn in year 1?

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tankabanditka [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

$10 per hour

30hours = 10x30=$300 per week

Deposit 250 @2.2%

2.2÷100=0.022

0.022x250=5.5

5.5x12( months in a year)=$66

Explanation:

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