The simple interest formula is A = P(1 + rt) in which A is the total of money after interest, P is your principal (starting) amount, r is the interest rate, and t is the amount of time.
For 1), plug in your variables to get A = 1500(1 + (7/100*1.5)). Simplify, and you'll get A = 1500*1.105, and finally your answer, $1,657.50.
<span>For 2), add your interest and principal amount, then plug in your variables to get 676 = 520(1 + 5r). Distribute to get 676 = 520 + 2600r. Subtract 520 from 676 to get 156 = 2600r, then divide both sides by 2600 to get a rate of 0.06, or 6%.
For 3), add your interest and principal amount, then plug in your variables to get 1599 = 1300(1 + 5.75t). Distribute to get 1599 = 1300 + 7475t. Subtract 1300 from both sides to get 299 = 7475t, and then divide both sides by 7475 to get .04 = t, or a time period of four years.
The other two problems can be solved using the formula and steps described above. If you still need help with them, leave a comment and I will solve those as well. </span>
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0.65028784015...
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20 :)
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C
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A) not true. Sin A = some decimal
Cos 720 = 1
D) That means that d is not true either. not true
B) Sin55 = cos55 is not true either only sin(45) = cos(45) is true. So B is not true.
That leaves C. I think if you check it, you'll find it is right. sin(A) = cos(90 - A)
