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Mathematics

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Shtirlitz [24]3 years ago

3 0

I thought this right but sorry if it is wrong

first make the 6% in amount by 6×10,000÷100=3600

then, the convert 4 year into month by (4×12)=48month. after that divide 48months by 4 month.i.e.48÷4=12.at last multiply 12 by 3600.i.e. 12×3600=43200

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