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suter [353]
2 years ago
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Suppose you pay back $575 on a $525 loan you had for 75 days. What was your simple annual interest rate? State your result to th

e nearest hundredth of a percent.
Mathematics
1 answer:
KengaRu [80]2 years ago
7 0

The <em>simple annual interest</em> rate for the $ 525 loan is equal to 46.35 %.

<h3>What is the interest rate behind a pay back?</h3>

In this situation we assume that the loan does not accumulate interests continuously in time. Hence, the <em>interest</em> rate for paying the loan back 75 days later is:

575 = 525 · (1 + r/100)

50 = 525 · r /100

5000 = 525 · r

r = 9.524

The loan has an <em>interest</em> rate of 9.524 % for 75 days. <em>Simple annual interest</em> rate is determine by rule of three:

r' = 9.524 × 365/75

r' = 46.350

The <em>simple annual interest</em> rate for the $ 525 loan is equal to 46.35 %.

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