Hello! For these kinds of problems, the formula for finding the principal is I / rt. That means, divide the simple interest by the rate and time (rate should be in decimal form). In order to find simple interest, just do prt, which means multiply the principal (initial amount) by the rate (simple interest rate, in decimal form) by the amount of time (could be in months or years). With that being said, if you solve it correctly, here are your answers:
Principal: $14,181
Interest rate: 10%
Time: 4 years
Simple Interest: $5,672.40
Principal: $83,079
Interest rate: 9%
Time: 2 years
Simple Interest: $14,954.22
Principal: $659,379.96
Interest rate: 11.7%
Time: 28 months
Simple Interest: $179,753.57
Principal: $18,936
Interest Rate: 2.41%
Time: 3 Months
Simple Interest: $114.09
Note: If the time is in months, be sure to convert it into a decimal and multiply. If a decimal repeats, just convert it to the nearest hundredth.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The expression 
consists of three terms:
-
These three terms have common factor 
Thus,
Consider the expression 
You can rewrite it as
The whole expression takes look
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
A. 4/9
b. 3/4
c. 9/3
d. 2/9
e. 1/1
I hope that helped you. :)
