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Using the simple interest formula I = PRT, calculate the interest that would be earned. Principal = $1000 Rate = 6% Time = 2 years $12 $120 $1200 $12000
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Using the simple interest formula I = PRT, calculate the interest that would be earned.
Principal = $1000
Rate = 6%
Time = 2 years
$12
$120
$1200
$12000
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SI = P × R × T
SI = 1000 × 6/100 × 2 = $120
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