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Business, 20.02.2020 03:39, logan12345677885675

Help is here, a wrecker company, will soon need to purchase a new wrecker. the company anticipates needing $35,000 in 3 years. their credit union offers an account that pays 3.4% per year compounded monthly for 36 months. find the monthly payment needed to accumulate the desired

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