Moshe will need R145 000 in three years’ time, to open a bakery. He immediately starts to make monthly deposits into an account earning 11,05% interest per year, compounded monthly. Moshe’s monthly deposit i

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Moshe will need R145 000 in three years’ time, to open a bakery. He
immediately starts to make monthly deposits into an account earning
11,05% interest per year, compounded monthly. Moshe’s monthly
deposit i

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