Kevin has 2/5 of a pound of candy. 3/10 of the candy is chocolate. How many pounds of chocolate does he have?
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B.
<span>$5852.86
Working;
</span><span>A = P(1 + r)^t
A=5000(1+</span>
)^5
A=<span>5852.86</span>
<span>$5852.86
Working;
</span><span>A = P(1 + r)^t
A=5000(1+</span>
A=<span>5852.86</span>