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Dani gets a student loan to go to college. If he pays $750 in interest at a rate of 3% after 10 years, how much must the loan have been for originally?
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Dani gets a student loan to go to college. If he pays $750 in interest at a rate of 3% after 10 years, how much must the loan have been for originally?
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Dani gets a student loan to go to college. If he pays $750 in interest at a rate of 3% after 10 years, how much must the loan have been for originally?
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The loan must have been $2500 originally. i think
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