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Mathematics, 04.03.2021 23:10 ttrinityelyse17

Cloe Closson took out a simple interest loan at 10 percent interest for 12 months. Her previous balance is $500. What is the interest for the next payment?
$5.09
$4.08
$4.17
$4.91

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