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Amount after 5 yer year with simple interest formuls
FV=PV*(1+in)
PV=2000
i=simple interest rate
n=years
FV=future value
FV=2000*(1+0.1*5)
=3000
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amount after 15 years with compound interestformula
FV=PV*(1+i)^n
=3000*(1+0.09)^10
=7102.09102
the future value is $7102.09102
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