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Charlie cannot remember how much he financed to buy his car. He does remember that his monthly payment is $300. His add-on interest rate was 15% for 30 payments. Find the amount of his loan to the nearest penny.

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Solve the equation using the quadratic formula. Give only read number solutions. 3x(x+3)=-4

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