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If instead of buying a $10 lottery ticket every week, the money is deposited into an...

If instead of buying a $10 lottery ticket every week, the money is deposited into an investment earning 9% interest compounded annually (here a total of 52 weeks per year). In 40 years, you would have how much?

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