Principal (p) rate (r) time (t) (in years) interest (i)
10,000.00 8% 15 answer
answer
2% 5 10,000.00
360,000.00 answer
2 3,600.00
500,000.00 10.5% answer
175,000.00
880,000.00 9.25% 2.5
Answers: 3
In order to get the Interest, you need to multiply the Principal, Rate in Decimal, and Time in Years: I = Prt.
Using the formula, we fill in the blanks in the table:
1. Principal = 10,000; Rate = 8%; Time = 15 years
12,000 (Interest)
2. Rate = 2%; Time = 5 years; Interest = 10,000
100,000 (Principal)
3. Principal = 360,000; Time = 2 years; Interest = 3,600
0.5% (0.005) (Rate)
4. Principal = 500,000; Rate = 10.5%, Interest = 175,000
3.33 years (Time)
5. Principal = 880,000; Rate = 9.25%; Time = 2.5 years
203,500 (Interest)
1. 12,000
2.35.29
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1.I = PRTP= 10,000; r= 8%, t= 15 months
I= 10,000( 0.08) (15/12)
I= 1,000 is the simple interest
2.I = PRTP= 10,000; r= 2%; t = 5 years
I= 10,000(0.02)(5)
I= 1,000
3.I = PRT
P= 360,000; r= 0; t= 0
I= 360,000(0)(0)
I = 0
4.I = PRTP= 23, 600; r=0 ; t=0
I= 23,600(0)(0)
I = 0
5.I= PRT
P= 500,000; r= 10.5% t=0
I= 500,000 (0.105)(0)
I= 0
6.I= PRT
P= 175,000; r= 0 ; t= 0
I= 175,000( 0)(0)
I= 0
7.I= PRT
P= 880,000; r= 9.25% t= 2.5
I= 880,000(0.0925)( 2.5)
I = 203,500
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