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The formula for an account that earns compound interest is P_t=P_0\left(1+r\right)^tP
t

=P
0

(1+r)
t
, where P_tP
t

represents the balance in the account after tt years, P_0P
0

represents the initial deposit, and rr represents the interest rate. Brenda deposited $225 into an account that earns 7.25% compound interest. How much will be in her account after six years?

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