Calculating a Loan's Rate of Return
A commercial bank extends a loan of $250,000 to a small business. At the end of the loan term, the bank's records show that it earned $18,750 in revenue from this specific loan. What was the rate of return on this loan? Express your answer as a percentage.
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- Loan X: A $40,000 loan that yielded a 6% rate of return.
- Loan Y: A $30,000 loan that yielded an 8.5% rate of return.
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