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P=6000 R=0.015 T=5 So A=6000(1.015)^5 Try to solve it
do i add or multiply these numbers
k
First solve potential Then multiply the result by 6000
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6.000 x 1.015
No first (1.015)^5
How much is it?
5.075
It is an exponential So you have to multiply 1.015x1.015x1.015x1.015x1.015
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yes its is
i think its d
So you'll get 1.077 Then multiply it by 6000
is d correct
No, how much is 6000x 1.077?
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6462
Yes so it's b
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That's because 1.015^5=1.077284 So whe you multiply it by 6000 you'll get the exactly result
Simple interest formula = PxIxN+P Where: P is the loan amount = 3000 I is the interest rate = 0.03 N is the duration of the loan, using number of periods = 5 Try to find the final amount he got here
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