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Write a program to compute and display an investment’s total interest and final value when the user inputs the original amount invested, rate of interest (as a decimal), and number of years invested. You will need the following variables:
Interest (a Float) Principal (a Float) Rate (a Float)
FinalValue (a Float) Time (an Integer)
You will need the following formulas:
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