Between simple interest and compound interest, both at 3%, determine which interest earning type will result in a higher balance when $17,000 is invested for 6 years. Find this balance.(1 point)
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Simple interest at 3% is the better interest earning type, with a resulting balance of $23,120 after 6 years of investment.
Simple interest at 3% is the better interest earning type, with a resulting balance of $23,120 after 6 years of investment.
Compound interest at 3% is the better interest earning type, with a resulting balance of $24,114.82 after 6 years of investment.
Compound interest at 3% is the better interest earning type, with a resulting balance of $24,114.82 after 6 years of investment.
Simple interest at 3% is the better interest earning type, with a resulting balance of $20,298.89 after 6 years of investment.
Simple interest at 3% is the better interest earning type, with a resulting balance of $20,298.89 after 6 years of investment.
Compound interest at 3% is the better interest earning type, with a resulting balance of $20,298.89 after 6 years of investment.
Compound interest at 3% is the better interest earning type, with a resulting balance of $20,298.89 after 6 years of investment.