Mathematics, 29.06.2019 05:20, salazarx062

Application 11. dasha took out a loan of $500 in oeder to buy the # 1 selling book in the world, "math, what is it good for? " by smart e. pants. she plans to pay back this loanin 30 months. the loan will collect simple interest at 6.5% per year. how much will dasha have to pay back at the end of this time? what is the accumulated interest? [3 marks]

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