hat do you think the future worth of her investment will be? b. How much interest will she earn?
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Michiko would want to invest her funds in a trust fund that pays a simple interest rate of 2.5 percent per year on its principal. Consider the following scenario: she wishes to invest Php 200,000 for three years
a. What do you think the future worth of her investment will be?
b. How much interest will she earn?
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