The expression would be
after the negative exponents have been removed.
A negative exponent basically tells us to "flip" the side of the fraction it's on. This means that y⁻⁶ on the numerator would go to the denominator, and that x⁻⁴ on the denominator would go to the numerator. This gives us:
Answer: 13.54%
Step-by-step explanation:
We compute the annual percentage rate (APR) using the formula:
APR=[(loanfee+interest)/Principaln×365]×100
Where n is the number of days in the loan repayment term.
In our question, we have:
r = 0.13n=4×365=1,460 days.
Therefore:APR=[(210+9,775×0.13)/9,7751,460×365]×100=13.54%
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