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Claire wants to take out a small personal loan to renovate her kitchen. She borrows $3,000. Her loan has an annual compound interest rate of 15%. The loan compounds once each year. When you calculate Claire’s debt, be sure to use the formula for annual compound interest. A = P (1+)nt If Claire does not make any payments, how much will she owe after ten years?

$12,136.67
$3,481.24
$6,090.90
$3,232.74

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A. $12,136.67 i just took the quizz

User YounesM
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The correct answer is A.

The formula for the annual compound interest rate gives the value requested, taking into account that each unknown included stands for the following variables:

  • P = principal or total amount borrowed =3000
  • n = interest rate applied = 15%
  • t= nº of periods = 10

Therefore, A= 3000 (1+0.15)^10 = $12,136.67

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