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With SIMPLE ANNUAL interest, the interest is only applied once at the end of each year. So:

At the end of the first year she earns $3 in interest. Her balance is $303.

At the end of the second year, she earns $3.03 in interest. Her balance is $306.03.

At the end of her third year she earns $3.06 in interest. Her balance in now $309.09.

She earned a total of $9.09.

She can now buy the unicorn she has had her eye on, because she is living in a fantasy world (since there is no such thing as a savings account with 3% interest in todays economy. She'd be lucky to find one providing over 1%.)

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