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Savings Account Let
a. How much money was originally deposited in the account?
b. What interest rate is being earned?
c. Find the formula for
d. What is the balance after
e. Use part (d) and the differential equation to determine how fast the balance is growing after
f. How large will the balance be when it is growing at the rate of
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