A store offers a loan

  1. A store offers a loan for $900 to buy a computer. The terms of the loan are for 9% simple interest and equal monthly payments
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  2. You need to borrow $20,000 to buy a car. You can only afford to make monthly payments of $200. The bank offers 3 choices: 3-year
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  3. QuestionWhich piece of evidence would be relevant to the claim "Mulligan's T-shirts has the best prices in town"?(1 point)
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  4. Gary can get two loan, $12,000 at 8% simple interest for 9 months or a $12000 9- month discounted loan at 7% discount. based on
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  5. You discover a new clothing store (Store X) across the street from an existing department store (Store Y). Both stores offer the
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  6. A lender offers a choice between two loans. For loan A the lender charges 12% a year compounded 12 times a year. For loan B the
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  7. A lender offers a choice between two loans. For loan A the lender charges 12% a year compounded 12 times a year. For loan B the
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  8. Compare the Block 1 Classification Table, which shows how well the 11X model classifies the data, to the Block 0 Classification
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  9. Which type of credit typically offers payment plans of up to 30 years or more? (1 point)Responses A. car loan B. credit card C.
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  10. You need $200,000 to buy a new home. The bank offers a choice of a 30-year loan at an APR of 8% or a 15-year loan at 7.5%.
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