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use the simple interest formula to find the ending balance.$1500 at 7% for 1.5 years. Round your answer to the nearsest cent.
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use the simple interest formula to find the ending balance.$1500 at 7% for 1.5 years. Round your answer to the nearsest cent.
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i think the answer is 1657.5
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