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=(300/1.14+300/1.14*1.06/1.14+300/1.14*1.06/1.14*1.06/1.14+300/1.14*1.06/1.14*1.06/1.14*1.02/(14%-2%)-50+20)/200=13.1964142813173
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=20/2*1/8=1.25
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=(600+50-10)/(100*25%+8)=19.3939393939394
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