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John borrowed $1200 from his credit union at 18% simple interest. He agrees to repay the loan by making 30 equal monthly payments. 11. How much is the finance charge? (Remember …
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John borrowed $1200 from his credit union at 18% simple interest. He agrees to repay the loan by making
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11. How much is the finance charge? (Remember interest rate and time must have matching units.)
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1200 (1+.8 * 30/12) = 1740.00
1740.00 - 1200 = $540
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