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3 years ago

Bạn phải gửi 1 số tiền vào NH là bao nhiêu nếu sau 7 năm nữa bạn sẽ nhận được 50000$ (cho biết lãi suất NH là 10%/1năm).

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aliina [53]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hiệu trưởng, P = $71428.57

Explanation:

Cho các dữ liệu sau đây;

Thời gian = 7

năm Lãi suất = 10%

Lãi suất đơn giản = $50,000

đô la Để tìm số tiền gốc;

Về mặt toán học, lãi đơn giản được tính bằng công thức này;

$S.I = \frac {PRT}{100}$

Ở đâu;

S.I là lãi suất đơn giản.
P là hiệu trưởng.
R là lãi suất.
T là thời gian.

Thay vào công thức, ta có;

$50000 = \frac {P*10*7}{100}$

$50000 = \frac {70P}{100}$

Cross-multiplying, we have;

$50000 * 100 = 70P$

$5000000 = 70P$

$P = \frac {5000000}{70}$

Hiệu trưởng, P = $71428.57

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