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Please take this real-life situation:
I currently have a CD investment accounts in the Dominican Republic. I invested $10,000 ($M) in The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic. This investment account produced a simple annual interest of 10% (R) for me. I plan to leave my money in this investment account for (X) amount of years I just don't know how long since I am not sure how long I can be without this money. I presently do not know what the present value of my money is (Y).

Create an equation or inequality that could be used for analysis, prediction, or decision making. Then, draw a graph to depict the variables in the situation.

Use your graph and what you know about linear inequalities to discuss the significance of your findings.

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Please take this real-life situation:
I currently have a CD investment accounts in the Dominican Republic. I invested $10,000 ($M) in The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic. This investment account produced a simple annual interest of 10% (R) for me. I plan to ...

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