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Transcribed Image Text:2. Assume that you can invest to earn
a stated annual rate of return of 12
percent, but where interest is
compounded semiannually. If you
make 20 consecutive semiannual
deposits of $500 each, with the
first deposit being made today,
what will your balance be at the
end of Year 20?
$57,900.83
$58,988.19
O $52,821.19
O $64,131.50
O $62,527.47
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