Martin takes out a simple-interest

  1. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question.Solve the problem. Assume that simple
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  2. Martin takes out a simple-interest loan at 7.5 %. After 6 months, the amount of interest on the loan is $69.64. What was the
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  3. Martin invested $6,500 in a bank at a simple interest rate of 6.5%. How much interest would he receive after 4 years? Use I=PRT
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  4. Mr. Simpson deposits his money in a savings account at the Springfield Bank. Would he earn more money with simple interest or
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  5. Compounding interest means interest accrues _____.(1 point) Responses more quickly than simple interest more quickly than simple
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  6. Compounding interest means interest accrues _____.(1 point) Responses more slowly than simple interest more slowly than simple
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  7. The formula used to calculate simple interest is modeled by I=prt, where I=simple interest, p=principle, r=interest rate, and
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  8. The formula used to calculate simple interest is modeled by I=prt, where I=simple interest, p=principle, r=interest rate, and
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  9. The formula used to calculate simple interest is modeled by I=prt, where I=simple interest, p=principle, r=interest rate, and
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  10. The formula used to calculate simple interest is modeled by I=prt, where I=simple interest, p=principle, r=interest rate, and
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