When you buy a certificate of deposit (CD), you are investing your money in an account that earns interest for a specific period of time. A CD matures when it has been invested for the required amount of time. Assume that you have $3300 to invest in a 3-year CD with an APR of 3.5% compounded daily. When the CD matures, how much interest will you have earned? Round your result to the nearest cent

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