Match the information about interest earned with the principal amount invested. Remember the equation for calculating simple interest is I equals p times r times t . seventy-two dollars over 3 years at an interest rate of three percent sixty-six dollars over 2 years at an interest rate of three percent seventy-two dollars over 2 years at an interest rate of four percent seventy-two dollars over 3 years at an interest rate of two percent A. p equals nine hundred dollars B. p equals one thousand two hundred dollars C. p equals one thousand one hundred d
Did you try this?
the first one would be interest earned is 72, principal we have to find, rate is .03 and time is 3 years.
\[72=P(.03)(3)\]
P=800
Why do you only have 3 answers for 4 problems?
I put the last one but it wont show it was ( D. p equals eight hundred dollars )
Can you try the next one and tell me what you get and I will check it.
66(.3)(2) i did this but i got 39.6 :\
\[66=P(.03)(2)\]\[\frac{66}{(.03)(2)}=P\] \[1100=P\]
am I adding the (.03) (2) together and then dividing it by 66?
No. Let's take some simpler numbers and see if you can understand. What if I have 12 = 2x Could you solve that? And how would you do it?
6 12 ÷ 2 = 6?
Yes. look at what I am going to draw.
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