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The BROWNS are saving up to go on a vacation in 2 years. They invest $2600...
The BROWNS are saving up to go on a vacation in
2
years. They invest
$2600
into an account with an annual interest rate of
1.14%
compounded quarterly.
Answer the questions below. Do not round any intermediate
computations, and round your final answers to the nearest cent.
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