Melisandre deposits $500 in an account paying an effective monthly interest rate 0.62708%. Kobe deposits $2,000 in an account paying an effective interest rate j₁. After24 years they have the same amount in their accounts. What is j₁?a. 1.91427%b. 1.89687%C. 1.84466%d. 1.75765%e. 1.74025%

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