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Who came up with the rule of 72?
Benjamin Franklin came up with this equation.
What is the best diffinition for rule 72?
the number of years it takes for your money to double can be estomated by dividing 72 by the annual percentage interest rate.
What is the rule for 72 63 54 45 36?
Each step is nine less.
What is the pattern rule for 2 12 72 432?
Multiply each value by 6.
When would you need to use the Rule of 72?
Leaving $1 dollar in the bank at 9% interest for 16 years
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