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Mathematics

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djyliett [7]3 years ago

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Q1 - statement 1 is true as Ebola’s infection rate is higher than SARS

Q2- statement 3 is true as that is the formula for compound interest, which is used to figure out how a sum of money will INCREASE at a rate (which was 0.78 in your question) over x amount of years

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