In calculating the interest on a car we have a formula
(interest rate/number of payments) x loan principal = interest.
Since, we have:
Interest rate = ?
number of payments = 60 ( 5 year loan x 12 months)
loan principal = 5800
interest = 797.50
We need to derive a formula to find the IR(interest rate)
(interest rate/60) x 5800 = 797.50
IR (5800) / 60 = 797.50
IR (5800) = 797.50 (60)
IR (5800) = 47850
IR = 47850/5800
IR = 8.25 %
-3 > x
The values that make this inequality true are those that are less than -3. The inequality does not include -3.
It is divided by 100, not 1000 so the answer would be 2.25
