You just have to multiply the percentage by the amount:
(150/100)×$63
1.5×$63= $94.50
If you aren't allowed a calculator, then just find half of $63 (the 0.5 of the fraction) and add it to $63 (the 1. of the fraction).
$63÷2= $31.5
$63+$31.5= $94.50
The annual rate of interest per year is 8%
<u>Solution:</u>
Given:- Principal (p) = 4600 rupees, Time –Period (t) = 5 years, Total amount(A) = 6440 rupees
First we will calculate the Interest and then using formula of simple interest we will calculate the rate of interest
Interest = Amount – Principal
Interest = 6440 – 4600 = 1840
Now using the formula of simple Interest and on putting values we get,

Where "P" is the principal and "R" is the rate of interest per annum and "T" is the time period


Hence, the required rate of interest per year is 8%
96+80= (100-4)+(100-20)
= 200-24
=174
Answer:
the answer would be number 2
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