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Tanzania [10]
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Please help if you can actually do this and not for the points

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Tcecarenko [31]2 years ago
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Case 2:

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  • Time t=1
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Thomas Investment

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  • t=t
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Total amount yield by Thomas = 10000(1.07)^t

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    t                  Tasha                  Thomas

   1                  $10,700                 $10,700  

   2                 $11,450                  $11,449

   3                 $12,254                 $12,250

   4                 $13,115                  $13,108

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