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John bought a used truck for $4,500. He made an agreement with
the dealer to put $1,500 down and
make payments of $350 for the next
10 months. The extra cost paid by
taking this deal is equivalent to what
actual yearly rate of interest?
O A. 3.6%
O B. 33%
O C. 63%
O D. 36%

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