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principle $800 rate 2% 3months.....what is total amount due? simple interest rounded to nearest cent
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interest= 800( 2/100) (3/12) = 4
so total amount due is 4???
amount due or interest. .
total amount due on loan using simple interest
yes $4 is interest, now add that to the principal of $800. That the amount due now
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804
i feel so stupid ty
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and yes 804 is correct :)
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principle $25,000 8 and 1/2% 9 MONTHS total amount due using simple interest
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is 8 and 12 the rate?
8 and 1/2%
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