Question 1171629
To find the annual percentage rate (APR) using an APR table, we need to calculate the finance charge per $100 of the amount financed.

Here's how:

1.  **Calculate the finance charge per $100:**
    * (Finance Charge / Amount Financed) * $100
    * ($2003.52 / $9600) * $100 = $20.87

2.  **Use the APR Table:**
    * You'll need an APR table that shows finance charges per $100 for various loan terms (number of monthly payments).
    * Look for the row corresponding to 36 monthly payments.
    * Then, find the column that's closest to the $20.87 finance charge per $100.
    * The APR at the top of that column is the approximate APR for the loan.

**Without the actual APR table, I can provide a general idea:**

* APR tables usually show that higher finance charges per $100 result in higher APRs.
* For a loan with 36 monthly payments, a finance charge per $100 of $20.87 would typically correspond to an APR in the range of 12% to 14%, but this is an estimate.

**To get the exact APR:**

* You need to consult an actual APR table. These tables are often available online, in financial textbooks, or from lending institutions.

**Important Note:**

* Online APR calculators are also available and can provide a more precise calculation. You can input the amount financed, finance charge, and number of payments, and it will give you the APR.