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When calculating a loan effective interest rate, if the nominal rate is 8. 5%, what value of i do you plug into your equation? a. 8. 5 b. 0. 85 c. 0. 085 d. 1. 85 Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D.

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The value I would plug into the equation is 0.085.

The effective interest rate is the interest rate a borrower actually pay on a loan. It is determined by restating the nominal interest rate.

The formula used in determining the effective interest rate is: (1 + n [tex])^{m}[/tex] - 1

Where:

n = nominal interest rate

m = number of compounding

For example, if  nominal interest rate is 8.5% and the number of compounding is 2, the  effective interest rate is: (1.085)² - 1 = 17.72%

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