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OpenStudy (anonymous):

medal + fan . Sam opened a money-market account that pays 3% simple interest. He started the account with $7,000 and made no further deposits. When he closed the account, he had earned $630 in interest. How long did he keep his account open? 6 years 4 years 5 years 3 years

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Ok, to find the answer, you have to know how to find the percent of something. For example, 3% of 7000 is 210 (7000 times 0.03). So, in the first year, he gained 210, so he had 7210. Then, in the second year, he got 3% of that, for 216.3, so now he has 7426.3 in his second year, with a gain of 426.3. Then, in his 3rd year, he gained 3% of that, for 222.79 gain, for a total of 7649.09, with the rough 630 gain, so he had it open for 3 years.

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thnxs @dragonmaster917

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