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What is 145000(1 + 5.8%/12) ^ (12 •15)

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Answer:

345377.489968

Step-by-step explanation:

145000(1+

5.8

100

12

)(12)(15)

=145000(1+

0.058

12

)(12)(15)

=145000(1+0.004833)(12)(15)

=145000(1.004833(12)(15))

=145000(1.004833180)

=(145000)(2.381914)

=345377.489968

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