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Mark takes out a loan for 30000 to add on a new exam room for his practice if the bank charges 5.4% interest how much interest will he pay in 5 years?
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Mark takes out a loan for 30000 to add on a new exam room for his practice if the bank charges 5.4% interest how much interest will he pay in 5 years?
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Mark takes out a loan for 30000 to add on a new exam room for his practice if the bank charges 5.4% interest how much interest will he pay in 5 years?
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He will pay $8,100 in 5 years.
Explanation:
5.4 x 5 =27%
30,000 x 0.27 =
$8,100
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5.4% of 30,000 is 1620 per year
1620×5=8100 after 5 years
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