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if it's true simple interest then each year's interest is the same so interest for one year is a quarter of 241.50 which give you the rate but if each year's interest in left in the account the result will be different , it is a really poorly worded question
The solution 349 is given, and its number 3, 4 and 9 determine how many times 13 can be subtracted:
The first subtraction is 3x13 (x100) = 3900
The second subtraction is 4x13 (x10) = 520
The third subtraction is 6x13 = 78
So the answer is 520, which is also what you get when you subtract 78 from 598 of course.
Answer:
12
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