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What's the annual interest for a principle of $3500 at a simple annual interest rate of 2.3% over the course of 5 years

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Answer:

Annual interest is, $80.50

Explanation:

Simple interest defined as it is determined by multiplying the daily interest rate by the principal by the number of days that elapse between payments i.e,


I = (P * R * T)/(100) where

I represents the simple interest

P represents the principal

R represents the rate

T represents the time in year.

Given: P = $3500 , R = 2.3% and T = 5 years.

Using simple interest formula to calculate Interest;


I = (3500 * 2.3 * 5)/(100) =(3500 * 11.5)/(100)

Simplify:


I = \$402.50

Therefore, Annual interest =
(402.50)/(5) = \$80.50

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