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Business, 18.09.2019 03:00 Bgreene2377

Suppose you can get an annual interest rate r (as a decimal). you want to save s dollars over n years. you will need to make a monthly deposit of isabel can afford to save $95 per month. what interest rate will she need in order to have $8,500 in 6 years? start with an interest rate of (too low). use a while loop to increase the rate by until the desired output is reached (and stored in the variable ). hint: your code may look cleaner if you define m as an anonymous function before the while loop.

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