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2 years ago

a payday loan store charges $40 for one month loan of $300. what annual interest rate is This equivalent to

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madreJ [45]2 years ago

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Annual would be $480!

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12.3 feet.

Step-by-step explanation:

As we are given that $\triangle NOP$ is an right angled triangle.

$\angle P = 90 ^\circ \\\angle N = 59 ^\circ\\Side\ PN = 7.4 \text{ feet}$

And we have to find out the value of side OP to the nearest tenth of a foot by rounding off the value as seen in the attached figure as well.

By using Trigonometric functions in a right angled $\triangle$ , we know that:

$tan \theta = \frac{Perpendicular}{Base}$

Here, $\theta$ is $\angle N$ , Perpendicular is side OP and Base is side PN.

So, $tan 59^\circ = \frac{OP}{PN}$

$\Rightarrow OP = PN \times tan59^\circ$

Putting the values of PN and $tan59^\circ$ .

$OP = 1.66 \times 7.4\\\Rightarrow OP = 12.3 ft$

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