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Answer:
Interest earned at 3.9 percent rate is $31.2
Interest earned at 2 percent rate is $5.8
Step-by-step explanation:
A = P(1 + rt)
Where 'A' is the amount, 'r' is the rate and 't' is the time in years
When;
P = $1200
r = 3.9%
t = years
Then,
A = $1200(1 + 0.039())
A = $1200 + $31.2 = $1231.2
Interest = Amount - Principal
Interest earned at 3.9 percent rate is $1231.2 - $1200 = $31.2
When;
P = $580
r = 2%
t = years
Then,
A = $580(1 + 0.02())
A = $580 + $5.8 = $585.8
Interest earned = Amount - Principal
Interest earned at 2 percent rate = $585.8 - $580 = $5.8
Answer:
15,894.06
Step-by-step explanation:
HI there!
This is a compound interest question, so we will use the formula
P being our principle amount, $15,000 in this case,
R being our rate, or 1.25
N being our compound rate, which is semiannually, or twice a year.
T is our time, being 3.
After plugging these values in, we get
15,894.06
I hope this helps!