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0 Representing Linear and Exponential Growth
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1 Odd One Out? Investment 1 $100 Simple Interest Rate: 5% Investment 2
$400 Simple Interest Rate: 5% Investment 3 $200 Simple Interest Rate: 10%

2 Odd One Out? Investment 1 A = 500 × 1.064 Investment 2 A = 250 × 1.062

3 Double Your Money Investment 1 A = 500 × 1.06n Which two investments will take exactly the same time to double the money? Investment 2 A = 250 × 1.06n Investment 3 A = 500 × 1.03n

4 Double Your Money Investment 1 A = n Which two investments will take exactly the same time to double the money? Investment 2 A = n Investment 3 A = n

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