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Using a calculator and the formula, calculate the APR to the nearest tenth. Barbara Borrower has a short term note at 15% interest per year.

Using a calculator and the formula, calculate the APR to the nearest tenth. Barbara Borrower has a short term note at 15% interest per year.
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Using a calculator and the formula, calculate the APR to the nearest tenth. Barbara Borrower has a short term note at 15% interest per year.

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Answer:16.1% would be your answer to this question.




User Kevin Kuyl
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16.1% would be to the nearest 10th. Hope this helps.-Haяяison
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