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Parents of a newborn child allocated $20,000 of their savings to an in
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Parents of a newborn child allocated $20,000 of their savings to an investment that earns 0.75% annual interest, compounded monthly. If there are no other transactions in the investment account, what is the amount of money (to the nearest cent) in the account 1 month after the account is opened?
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Parents of a newborn child allocated $20,000 of their savings to an investment that earns 0.75% annual interest, compounded monthly. If there are no other transactions in the investment account, what is the amount of money (to the nearest cent) in the account 1 month after the account is opened?