So lets remember the formula for interest first.
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here it is <span>A = P(1 + rt)
all we really have to do is plug in our rates, principles, and time into equation.
P = $800
t = 2 years
r = 6.5% or as a decimal 0.065
now lets look at our new equation that finally has numbers in it
A = 800[1 +(0.065)(2)] first lets take care of the 0.065 and 2 by multiplying them together. thus our new equation.
A = 800(1+ 0.13) then we add the 1 to the 0.13 and get 1.13
800(1.13) from here we just multiply and that equals 904
since we are looking for what is earned we take 904 and subtract 800 to get that answer. Here is the math.
904 - 800 = 104
he made 104 dollars in 2 years!
hope this is right.
have a good one:)
merry christmas:D
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What this setup essentially represents is “How many 8s can we take away from 32 before hitting 0?” Which in turn can be reframed as “How many 8s fit into 32?” This can be captured in the expression 32 / 8. As we can see from the problem, we can take away 4 8’s before hitting 0, so that gives us the equation 32 / 8 = 4
You divide the numerator (TOP) by the denominator (bottom);
So, 33 divided by 100 is:
0.33 which is the decimal.
Answer: 0.33
