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Previous Question: Use the compound interest formula above to compute the total amount after $3000 is invested at 4% over 2 years compounded daily. (Use n=360). Next Question: can someone help me factor these problems? Thanks. 1.4r^3-4 2.(21-7t)+(3r-rt) 3.x^3+64y^3 4.(x^3+7x^2)(-4x-28)

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