1.
Use this rule: √ab = √a√b
√12√x^2
Simplify √12 to 2√3
2√3√x^2
Simplify √x^2 to x
2√3x^2
3.
Multiply the numerator and denominator by the conjugate.
2√x/x
Assuming Lindsey takes 5 hours to mow a lawn, she earns from twelve lawns
12*70=$840.
If the above assumption is not correct, @funnyork2005 needs to clarify the question.
Based on the calculations, the interest rate on the stock in four (4) years is equal to 7.1%.
<u>Given the following data:</u>
Amount borrowed (Principal) = $22,000.
Simple interest, I = $78.40.
Time = 4 year.
To determine the interest rate on the stock in four (4) years:
<h3>How to calculate simple interest?</h3>
Mathematically, simple interest can be calculated by using this formula:
I = PRT
<u>Where:</u>
- S.I is the simple interest.
- P is the principal or starting amount.
- T is the time measured in years.
Making R the subject of formula, we have:
R = I/PT
Substituting the given parameters into the formula, we have;
R = 6260/(22,000 × 4)
R = 6260/(88,000)
Interest rate = 0.071 = 7.1%.
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