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Brett deposited $150.00 in an account that paid 3% simple interest. How much interest did Brett earn in 5 years? A. $4.50 B. $7.50 C. $15.00 D. $22.50
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i really need some help like right away
Simple interest = Principal x interest rate x number of years.
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You have all of those things. Just plug em in. Make sure you write your interest rate as 0.03. Other than that it's straightforward
Multiply 150 and the 3% or .03
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What is your principal?
150
I gave you the interest
oh ok
What is your number of years?
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Multiply the 3 things together to get your answer
oh ok thanku so much it is D
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Yeah. Good job.
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thanku
Use the formula I= prt
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so its 22.50
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