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Julius takes out a loan of $9,500, at 9.5% simple interest, for 4 months. what is the maturity value of the loan? (round to the

nearest cent)

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Fittoniya [83]4 years ago

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270.75. Rounded to nearest cent would be 270. Hope I helped

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