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Suzanne is looking at taking out a personal loan. Opportunity Loans is offering her $1600 at 3.45% for 1 year, with interest compounding monthly. General Loans is offering her $1600 at 4.2% for 1 year, with interest compounding quarterly. Assuming she makes no payments until the 1 year is up, how much interest will have accrued on each loan? On which loan will she earn the least amount of interest? Opportunity Loans = $Answer in accrued interest. General Loans = $Answer in accrued interest. The loan from Answer will earn the least amount of interest.
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