Answer: $56.25
Explanation:
Money: $1000
Interest: 7.5% or

There are two steps you can use to find this.
First
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To find the annual interest multiply by the rate.

We can now find how much that is per month;
per month, to find how much that is in 9 months, multiply by 9

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Second
You know 12 months is 1 year, you divide the amount of months that we're trying to calculate the interest of, by the amount of years in months; in this case, 12.

Multiply that by the interest and the total amount.

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