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Amount at the end of three years = 7000*(1.08)^3 = 8817.984
Amount at the end of seven years = 8817.984*(1.12)^4 = 13875.2653
Amount at the end of ten years = 13875.2653*(1.10)^3 = 18467.97
= 18468
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