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Business, 16.04.2021 14:00, sweetcandy16gaming

Elizabeth has 35000 $ in an investment account, but she wants the amount to grow to 100,000$ in 10 years without making any additional contributions to the account. What effective rate of interest does she need to earn on the account to met her goal?

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