Mathematics
Mathematics, 23.04.2020 23:11, RebeccaBloop8578

INITIAL VALUES & RATES OF CHANGES
The situation: You have $1000 saved. Now, you need to figure out which bank you want to invest your
money in. You can choose from the following two banks.
Standard Bank: You will be given $65 at
the end of every year.
NATIONAL
BANK :Your account earns 6%
annual interest.


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