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Trava [24]
2 years ago
7

Lauren invests money in an accout paying simple interest.She invests $50 and no money is added or removed from investments.After

one year she has $50.50.What is the simple percent of interest per year
Mathematics
1 answer:
xxMikexx [17]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1%

Step-by-step explanation:

\text{\color{blue}{100\%} represents the \color{blue}{starting balance}: \color{blue}{\$50}.}

100% represents the starting balance: $50.

Method 1

Express the ending balance as a percentage of the starting balance:

\frac{\color{darkviolet}{\$50.50}}{\color{blue}{\$50}}=

$50

$50.50

​

=

\,\,1.01

1.01

1.01\times100=

1.01×100=

\,\,\color{darkviolet}{101\%}

101%

\text{Subtract the starting \color{blue}{100\%} to get the \color{green}{percent interest}:}

Subtract the starting 100% to get the percent interest:

\color{darkviolet}{101\%}-\color{blue}{100\%}=

101%−100%=

\,\,\boxed{\color{green}{1\%}}

1%

​

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