Rate of Inflation
The annual rate of inflation is the rate at which money loses its value. For example, if
the annual rate of inflation is 3.0%, then in one year it will cost $1030 to buy the
goods that could have been purchased for $1000 today. Put another way, a year from
now $1000 will only buy 1/1.03 * $1000, or $970.87, worth of goods. Two years from
now $1000 will only buy only 1/1.03 of $970.87, or $942.59 worth of goods. Write a
program that allows the user to enter an annual rate of inflation between 1% and
15%, and which then reports how much $1000 today will be worth each year for the
next 10 years.
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