Kennedy knows that she has about $114 in her bank account. She knows she earned an interest rate of 3 percent, but she doesn't remember how much she opened the account with a year ago. How much did she put in? a) O b) $3,800.00 $116.18 Oc) $110.68 O d) $117.42
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