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Business, 26.07.2019 23:30, jaubrey20

Buffy just put some money into a cd that pays 10.1% interest, compounded monthly. according to the rule of 72, in approximately how many years will she have 4 times the amount of money that she has now? a. 7.1 years b. 14.3 years c. 21.4 years d. 28.5 years
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