The original annual simple interest rate, rounded to two decimal places, is 3.79%
What is the formula for simple interest?
The simple interest on a loan or deposit is determined as the principal multiplied by the simple interest rate and time
I=PRT
The first loan:
P=12 850.00
R=r(assume it is r)
T=4 years
I=12 850.00*r*4
I=51400r
The second loan was taken after 14 quarters the first was taken out, which is the same as after 3.5 years, hence, the interest on the second loan is only for a half a year
P=3 273.00
R=0.5r( half of the interest on the first loan)
T=0.5 years
I=3 273.00*0.5r*0.5
I= 818.25r
Total interest=51400r+818.25r
Total interest=52218.25r
total interest paid=1 980.00
1 980.00=52218.25r
r=1 980.00/52218.25
r=3.79%
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Answer:
maybe the answer is 12 units.
P= 500. I = 0.04. t=5. plug those numbers into the formula. So 1.04^5 and multiplying it time 500 and the final answer would be 608.33
Answer:
3/2y -5
Step-by-step explanation:
-1/2 (-3y+10)
Distribute
-1/2* -3y + -1/2*10
3/2y -5
