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Dave borrowed $400 to buy an MP3 player. He got a two-year loan, and the lender is charging 8% simple annual interest. How much money will Dave have to pay back?
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Dave borrowed $400 to buy an MP3 player. He got a two-year loan, and the lender is charging 8% simple annual interest. How much money will Dave have to pay back?
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