Math, asked by Indiandemon, 7 months ago

S.I = P X r X t where r represents the rate. Rates must be converted into ____ before multiplying. ​

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Answered by rupam83
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Answer:

already answered by me. the unit of time (eg. annum) and the unit given in rate (10 percent per annum) should be same

Answered by talasilavijaya
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Answer:

Rate of interest is taken in percentage, r\% or \frac{r}{100}.

Step-by-step explanation:

Simple interest is calculated using the formula:

                             S.I = P \times r \times t

where P is the Principal amount

           r is the rate of Interest in % per annum

   and t is the time calculated for number of years.

The rate of interest is taken in percentage, r\% per annum.

Before multiplying it is taken as \frac{r}{100}.

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