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Consumer Math | Compound Interest Puzzles
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Students will complete a crossword puzzle by answering compound interest word problems. Also included, an optional number search puzzle which will provide an answer bank to use when completing the crossword puzzle! Answer Keys provided.
Sample problem: How much interest does a $472 investment earn at 7% compounded annually over eight years?
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