Simple interest can be calculated using the following formula: I = PRT, where I=simple interest, P=principal amount, R=percentage rate and T=time. In this problem, Mona started with a principal amount of $2840, or P=2840 and invested for 6 years, or T=6, to gain simple interest in the amount of $894.60, or I=894.60. When we put in the values for our variables in the equation, we get: 894.60 = (2840)(6)R. Multiplying 2840 x 6 = 17040 and gives us: 894.60 = 17040R. Using inverse operations to isolate the variable, we divide both sides by 17040 to get R=0.0525. Since the rate is a percentage, we need to multiply our answer by 100 to get 5.25%.

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9514 1404 393

Answer:

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It appears you may be interested in the names of the groups of 3 digits. Each such group is called a "period." Each period is named for the place value of its right-most digit.

The period just to the left of the decimal point is the "ones" period. To the left of that is the "thousands" period, and to its left is the "millions" period.

When writing the name of a number, the name of the three digits within a period is given, followed by the period name (if it is greater than "ones"). This continues left to right, until you get to the decimal point. For example, the number shown is ...

eight hundred sixty-two thousand seven hundred ninety-four

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