Greg has a school debt of $9875. he wants to make biweekly payments and pay off the loan in four years. if the intrest rate is 6.3% compounded biweekly, how much are his payments?

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Greg has a school debt of $9875. he wants to make biweekly payments and pay off the loan in four years. if the intrest rate is 6.3% compounded biweekly, how much are his payments?

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Greg would the payments of $15,553.13. I think or $2,222

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