Members at end of 4 Years | 943 |
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Paticulars | Amount |
Member at end of year 1 = 400 * 1.29 | 516.000000 |
Member at end of year 2 = 516*1.29 | 665.640000 |
Member at end of year 3 = 665.64*1.20 | 798.768000 |
Member at end of year 4 = 798.768*1.18 | 942.546240 |
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