Paul borrowed $360 to be repaid in one year. He paid 10% interest and a service

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Art [367]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Hey, do you mean what is the final charge? If so, then look at my next steps

If you mean the final charge then first multiply 10% by 360 , basically 10/100 multiplied by $360 which is equals to $36. Since it is interest, add $36 to $360. The answer will be $396. Then you add on the $19 which would bring the total to $415.

Hehe I am no expert but this is what I did . Tried my best

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