Use the apr table in the business math handbook to estimate the apr for the following installment purchase. you received a $2,000 rebate that brought the price of your car down to $20,000; the financing was for 48 months, and your total interest was $3,279.

7.65%

There are 200 times $100 in $20,000, so the interest amount per $100 is ...

... $3,279/200 = $16.395 per hundred

In the row of the given table corresponding to 48 months, the smallest amount of interest listed is $23.48 per $100. The APR on the loan of concern is clearly less than 10.75%.

A financial calculator says the interest rate on a loan of $20,000 with 48 monthly payments of ($20,000 +3,279)/48 = $484.98 is about 7.65%.

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2-7=-5

7-2=5

when you combing like terms for ech expression, 5 and -5. these numbers are not equal to each other.