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A bank advertises an annual yield of 5.25% on a 7 year CD (certificate of deposit) . If the CD's original amount was $3,000, how

much will it be worth after 7 years? 3. You graduate from college and manage to save $15,000 after your first year of w

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Rufina [12.5K]3 years ago

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