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$650 for 3 years at 9% percentage added.

 Dec 26, 2016
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If 'percentage added' means compunded annually

FV=PV(1+i)^n    FV= Future Value  PV=Present Value   i =decimal interest (.09)   n = number of periods (3)

 

FV=650(1.09)^3=841.77

 

 

If it is just simple interest    650(.09)(3)+ 650 = 825.50

 Dec 26, 2016
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After the first year,you would have $650 x (100% base + 9% interest)=650x1.09=$708.5

After the second year,you would have $708.5 x 1.09=$772.27

And at last,you will have a total of $772.27x1.09=$841.77

Spend your $190 interest wisely.

 Dec 26, 2016

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