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  1. 1)An interest rate is a special type of?a. loan b. price c. bank d. service 2) How does a compound interest rate differ from a
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  2. Suppose that you want to deposit $8,000 in an RRSP account that pays interest at a fixed rate of 100r% per year compounded
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  3. An interest rate is a special type of (1 point)loan. **price. bank. service. 2. How does a compound interest rate differ from a
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  4. You want to explain to your friend that your bank’s interest rate has gone down from 1.2% to 0.3%. Which sentence below has
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  5. Understanding Interest PracticeComplete this assessment to review what you've learned. It will not count toward your grade. 4 of
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  6. Molly has $97,905 in a savings account.The interest rate is 2%pe ryea rand is not compounded.How much interest will she earn in
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  7. Molly have 97,905 and the same with account the interest rate is 2% per year and is not compounded how much interest will she
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  8. Elliot borrows $900 to buy an appliance at a yearly simple interest rate. He takes3 years to pay off the loan and interest. He
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  9. The formula for simple interest is where I is the amount you will pay in interest, r is the rate at which interest will accrue,
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  10. a formula for calculating simple interest is I = Pr, were I is the interest earned in dollars, P is the principal or original
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