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If in Problem 15-11 the rate of interest is $7 \frac{1}{2} \%$, what is the difference in interest cost?
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The original rate is 8%. To find the interest cost, we multiply the principal by the rate. So, the interest cost at the original rate is $10,000 * 8% = $800. Show more…
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