What is the future value in 3 years of $1,000 deposited today, earning a 4% interest rate annually?

FV: ______

Approximately, how many years does it take to double a $2000 investment when interest rates are 6% per year?

Yrs: _

An investor deposited $1000 four years ago in a non-dividend paying stock. Today the stock is valued at $814. Annual Rate of Return: ______

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