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WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST Winston typically spends $200 per year playing the lottery. If he took that same amount of money, for 30 years, and invested it in an index fund earning an average of 6 %, approximately how much money would Winston have?

A. exactly $6000

B. Less than $6000, because inflation would make his money less valuable

C. More than $12,000, because the investment will grow faster over time as interest compounds

D. Approximately $6,360, because he earns almost $400 in interest

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