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| This can be solved using the Future value formula | ||
| Future value = Present value * (1+r)^n | ||
| 20000=9162.20*(1+r)^16 | ||
| (1+r)^16 = (20000/9162.20) | ||
| (1+r)^16 = 2.1828818 | ||
| r is = 16% Approx. | ||
| Annual rate of interest is = 16% | ||
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