How I simplify this real life expression and show unit analysis?

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Anton [14]1 year ago

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The value of the real life expression is, simple interest = $12.5

<h3>How to simplify this real life expression and show unit analysis?</h3>

The real life expression is given as:

simple interest = ($100) (0.05/year) (2.5 years

Divide 1 year by 1 year

simple interest = ($100) (0.05) (2.5)

Rewrite the equation as a product of factors

simple interest = ($100) * (0.05)* (2.5)

Evaluate the product of 0.05 and 2.5

simple interest = ($100) * 0.125

Evaluate the product of $100 and 0.125

simple interest = $12.5

Hence, the value of the real life expression is, simple interest = $12.5

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