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Which sections should you survey while reading difficult material? a. Diagrams c. Main ideas b. Visual Aids d. All of these Plea

se select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D Mark this and return

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The percent of the total amount paid by Charles would be the on the interest of 16.70%.

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The interest rate is the amount of interest that is due per period, as a quotient of the amount deposited, or borrowed.

The amount of interest depends upon the sum of the principal, and it can vary by the amount of money lent or deposited.

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List Price = $21,450,

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Registration and documentation fee = $1,213 ($1,089 +$124)

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$=\$6,591\times80\% \times ( 1 - 6.88\%) \\\\= \$4,910$

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$\text{Net Amount Paid For a New Car - Amount After Tax}\\\\\\ \$ 22,663 - \$4,910 = \$17,753$

so, Present Value = $17,753

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The total interest expenses would be:

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