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3. The Commercial Federal Credit Union pays \( 63.4 \% \) annual interest compounded continuously. How much will a deposit of \( \$ 9000 \) amount to for each time period? a). 13 years b). 10 years 6 month 14 days c). 40 years 66 days.

          3. The Commercial Federal Credit Union pays \( 63.4 \% \) annual interest compounded continuously. How much will a deposit of \( \$ 9000 \) amount to for each time period? a). 13 years b). 10 years 6 month 14 days c). 40 years 66 days.
        
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3. The Commercial Federal Credit Union pays 63.4 % annual interest compounded continuously. How much will a deposit of $ 9000 amount to for each time period? a). 13 years b). 10 years 6 month 14 days c). 40 years 66 days.

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