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Starting at age 25 and continuing to age 65, Haley deposited $2000 every quarter into her retirement account that averaged 6% interest. At age 65, she had $1,310,461.54 in her account. a. How much did Haley deposit into her retirement account? b. How much interest did Haley earn?.

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