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The maximum possible accumulated value of an investment at the end of three years is calculated by a formula...
Future value at the end of n year = present value(1+rate)^no of years.
So in a given question, the max value will be for a 3-year plan, so
F.V. = 1000(1+3)^3
= 1000 * 4^3
= 64000 (Answer)
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