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compound interest = p(1+r/100)t
![64000(1 + {r \div 100)}^{3} = 68921 \\ (1 + r \div 100)^{3} = 68921 \div 64000 \\ 1 + r \div 100 = 41 \div 40 \\ 64000(1 + {r \div 100)}^{3} = 68921 \\ (1 + r \div 100)^{3} = 68921 \div 64000 \\ 1 + r \div 100 = 41 \div 40 \\](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=++64000%281+%2B++%7Br+%5Cdiv+100%29%7D%5E%7B3%7D+++%3D+68921+%5C%5C+%281+%2B+r+%5Cdiv+100%29%5E%7B3%7D+++%3D+68921+%5Cdiv+64000+%5C%5C+1+%2B+r+%5Cdiv+100+%3D+41+%5Cdiv+40+%5C%5C+)
R/100=(41/40) -1
r =1/40*100
=5/2= 2.5
R/100=(41/40) -1
r =1/40*100
=5/2= 2.5
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