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How do you find the annual interest rate when given the years the simple interest made and the principal? Please hurry.

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The general equation used is i=ptr. I is the simple interest made, p is the principle, t is time in years, and r is the rate. You would multiple the amount of years by the principle. Take whatever number you get from doing this, and then divide your simple interest by this number. Basically, i/pt=r
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