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    If a Bank Pays 12% Interest,and That Bond Has a Selling
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If a Bank Pays 12% Interest,and That Bond Has a Selling

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If a bank pays 12% interest,and that bond has a selling price of $1,200 and a face value of $1,000,how much interest does it pay?

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