P=2600 R=12% T=3 years

Solution

I=PRT

=2600 x .12 x 3

=936.00

P=3125 R=15% T=73

Solution

I=PRT

=3125 x .15 x 73

=34,218.75

P=180 R=3% T=1 ¼

Solution

=180x .03 x 1.25

=6.75

I=PRT

Solution

I= 5930 x .06 x 9

=3,202.20

365000 x .03 x 6

65,700.00

67500 x 0.1 x 6

40500

4210000 x .04 x 9

1,515,600

225 x .06 x 8

108

Let principle sum be x

Tme = 3 years
Rate = 3% per annum
SI = $36
SI = 
36 = 
x = 36*
x = 400
So the sum that would yield interest of 36 is 400.00

Amount-principle=Simple interest
330-250=80
SI=PRT/100
R=(SI*100)/(P*T)
R=(80*100)/(250*4)
R=8%

given,
principal = $400
SI = $78
Time = 3/2
rate = SI × 100/ P × T
=> 70×100/400×3/2
=> 7000/1200/2
=> 7000/600
=> 70/6
=> 11.67%
hence the required rate is 11.67% .

The answer to this problem is 2 years.

Step-by-step explanation:
Simple Interest is a fixed percentage of the principal multiplied by the life of
loan.
The formula for the future amount of money earned after n years is show
below

Using this formula we can now solve for the number of years
Let sum = x
x +(x*4*15)/100= 2400
x+6x/10=2400
16x= 24000
x= 1500

◆ Answer -
Time = 11.025 years
● Explanation -
# Given -
Sum invested = $ 12000
Simple interest = $ 13230
Rate of interest = 10 %
# Solution -
Simple interest is calculated by -
Simple interest = sum invested × rate of interest × time interval
13230 = 12000 × 10/100 × time
13230 = 1200 × time
Time = 13230 / 1200
Time = 11.025 years
Hence, 11 years and ¼ will be taken.
P = $600
r = 0.10 or 10%
t = ? years
A = 2P = 1200 the future value since the $600 will double itself
A = P(1 + r*t)
2P = P(1 + r*t)
1200 = 600(1 + 0.1*t)
600(1 + 0.1*t) = 1200 divide both sides by 600
1 + 0.1*t = 2
by solving we find
t = 10 years

given the total interest  is double $600

that is , the interest will be = $1200
p = $ 600 , time =t , r = 10
 ( p× t× r)/100 =1200
 ( 600× t × 10)/100 =1200
 60t  =1200
     t = 20
after 20 years $ 600 will yield an interest of double itself.