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Wyatt estimates that it will cost $425,000 to send his daughter to a private college in 18 years. He currently has $35,000 to deposit in an account. What simple interest rate must
his account have to reach a balance of $425,000 in 18 years? Round to the nearest
percent. (2 points)

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