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a $40,000 loan at 4 percent dated june 10 is due to be paid on October 11. What is the amount of simple interest? Show all work.
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right out the simple interest formula.
i=P*r*t?
yes, that is correct.
now substitute the values of p(principle), r(rate) is in decimal and t(time) in years.
I=40,000*.04*123
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where does the 123 come from?
the difference from June 10 and October 11.
ok, if you calculated that, I'm trusting you did that correctly. The last part would be times 123/366 because it is in years, and there is 365 days in a year.
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then you should get your answer.
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