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ludmilkaskok [199]
3 years ago
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At www.daveramsey’s Financial Peace University (FPU), Dave recommends Seven Baby Steps. One of these steps is “Pay off debt usin

g the debt snowball.” After graduating from FPU, Courtney Lopez-Munoz is trying to calculate the effective interest rate she is paying for a $1,849 simple discount note at 6% for 17 months. What rate has she been paying?
Business
1 answer:
Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: Effective interest rate : 6.58%.

Explanation:

Simple interest rate = principle × rate × time period

                                 = $1,849 ×  0.06 × \frac{17}{12}

                                 = $157.165

When move out from the bank:

We will be left with(1849 - 157.165) = $1691.835

∴ Effective interest rate = \frac{157.165}{1691.835\times \frac{17}{12} }

                                       = 0.0658

                                       = 6.58%

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