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Ed borrowed $1,500 for four months at 13.5%. How much did he have to pay back under an add-on plan? a. $1,550.63 b. $1,567.50 c. $67.50 d. $2,310 ANSWER ASAP
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Ed borrowed $1,500 for four months at 13.5%. How much did he have to pay back under an add-on plan? a. $1,550.63 b. $1,567.50 c. $67.50 d. $2,310 ANSWER ASAP
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Ed borrowed $1,500 for four months at 13.5%. How much did he have to
pay back under an add-on plan?
a. $1,550.63
b. $1,567.50
c. $67.50
d. $2,310
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13.5% of $1500 = $202.50
12 months = 202.50
1 month = $16.875
4 months = 67.50
Total amount = $1500 + $67.50
Total amount =
$1567.50 (Answer B)
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