At www.daveramsey.com's Financial Peace University (FPU), Dave recommends Seven Baby Steps. One of these steps is "Pay offdebt using the debt snowball." After graduating from FPU, Courtney Lopez-Munoz is trying to calculate the effective interest rateshe is paying for a $1,849 simple discount note at51 % for 15 months. What rate has she been paying? (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your final answer to thenearest tenth percent.)Effective interest rate

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