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Tina wants to invest $1,000. She has found two possible accounts for her investment. Account #1 earns 4.3% annually. Account #2 pays a one-time $50 bonus and then $35 each year for maintaining the account. 1. How much would Tina have in each account if she invested her money for 3 years? Show all work necessary to justify your answers.
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