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Anni [7]
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How many triangles have the following measurements?

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navik [9.2K]2 years ago
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<h3>What is the definition of simple interest?</h3>

Simple interest is a way to figure out how much interest will be charged on a sum of money at a specific rate and for a specific duration of time. Conversely, for compound interest, where we add the interest of one year's principal to the next year's principal to compute interest, the principal amount under simple interest remains constant.

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To learn more about simple interest from the given link

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