Mathematics, 22.05.2020 07:01 gabrielgutierrez730
Paul received a $12,000 loan from the bank. The bank charges a 6.99% yearly interest rate. After 4 years, how
much money does Paul owe in interest?
O $3355.20
$3533.20
$5353.20
O $5533.20
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