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PF (Provident Fund) calculation can vary based on whether it includes interest or not.nnWith Interest:nP = [(R*T*(1+I)^T - R)*100] / ((1+I)^T - 1)nWhere:n- P is the Provident Fund amount,n- R is the monthly contribution amount,n- T is the total number of months,n- I is the interest rate per month (as a decimal).nnWithout Interest:nP = R*T

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