Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to figure out how much money was left in the account after the interest was withdrawn, we have to first find out how much money was initially deposited to earn that amount of interest! The means to find that initial investment is found in the simple interest formula
prt = I, where
p is the initial investement,
r is the interest rate in decimal form,
t is the time in years, and
I is the interest earned. Notice that we have all those things but the p.
Filling in:
p(.0425)(4) = 2380 and
.17p = 2380 so
p = 14000
That means that 14000 was initially invested. If the depositor withdrew the 2380, then
14000 - 2380 is the amount left in the account, namely, $11620
It is close to 200 because 150 or above would be rounded to 200. Below 150 would be 100
Mode = 2
hope it helps
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The outlier is 68
The median is 102
First quartile: 87
Third Quartile: 115
The interquartile range is 87-115