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  1. If ya borrow money at 9.5% to pay for your new car and you needed to borrow $2000.00, how much money would it cost you to borrow
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  2. Suppose you borrow $2000.00 from a friend and promise to pay back $3560.00 in 4 years. What simple interest rate will you pay?
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  3. a radio commercial for a loan company states: "You only pay 10 cents a day for each $500 you borrowed." If you borrow $2000 for
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  4. John runs a florist shop in a small arkansas town and had to borrow $170,000 to start up the shop. He was able to borrow some
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  5. John runs a florist shop in a small arkansas town and had to borrow $170,000 to start up the shop. He was able to borrow some
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  6. John runs a florist shop in a small Arkansas town and had to borrow $170,000 to start up the shop. He was able to borrow some
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  7. A radio commercial for a used car company offers loans at "20 cents per day for every $400 borrowed" to purchase a car. If you
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  8. u borrow 2000 for a period of 4 years you are charged simple interest at aa rate of 3% how much will you repay at the end of 4
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  9. which statement is true about principala. it is the amount you borrow b. it is everything you pay in addition to repaying the
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  10. Which javascript:void(0)statement is true about principal?(1 point) Responses It is the amount you borrow. It is the amount you
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