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    The Formula That Follows Is Used to Calculate the Interest
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The Formula That Follows Is Used to Calculate the Interest

Question 27

Question 27

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The formula that follows is used to calculate the interest that a maker of a note pays.
Interest = Principal of Note × Rate of Interest × Time of Note

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