Okay. The formula for simple interest is prt. You multiply the principal (initial amount) by the rate (percentage) by the time (months or years). $1,800 is the principal and 6.5% is the percentage rate. 1,800 * 6.5% (0.065) is 117. You earn $117 in interest annually. The time period is 30 months. There are 12 months in 1 year. Divide the amount of months by 12 to put it in a decimal. 30/12 is 2.5. Now, multiply 117 by 2.5 to find the total amount of interest earned. 117 * 2.5 is 292.5. There. The total amount of interest earned is $292.50.
Answer:
15%
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the percent of profit by dividing 45 by 300:
45/300
= 0.15
So, the percent profit was 15%
Ok, so lets evaluate this here:
2/3 (x - 6) - y Let's do the first part: 2/3 (x - 6)
If X = 9 then we subtract 6 from 9 and get 3. Then we multiply
3 by 2/3 and get 2.
Then lets do the 2nd part: 2 - y.
So if y = 5/6, we can first convert 2 into an improper fraction in sixths and have 12/6. Then. we just have to do 12/6 - 5/6 and subtract the numerators and end up with 7/6. The final answer is A, hope this helps!
