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if I invest in a bank 30379 with the interest rate of 7.60 percent for 1 year what total amount should I get. please don't spam​

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Answered by paramitade10
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Answer:

Simple interest = principal * interest rate * time, where "principal" is the starting amount and "rate" is the interest rate at which the money grows per a given period of time (note: express the rate as a decimal in the formula). Time must be expressed in the same units used for time in the Rate.

An investment of d dollars at k percent simple annual interest yields $600 over a 2 year period --> -->

What (x) dollar amount invested at the same rate will yield $2,400 over a 3 year period --> --> --> .

Answer: E.

Or another way: In order interest to be 4 times more in 1.5 times longer time period then investment must be 4d/1.5=8d/3.

Since you want to earn 4 times more interest in 1.5 times the current time period, the answer will be 4d/1.5 or 8d/3

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