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Simple Interest

Simple Interest

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS
7.RP.A.3

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Jennifer Fernéz

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5 Slides • 8 Questions

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Simple Interest

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What to know

Interest Amount = Interest Rate x Principal

I = r x P

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Solve

Victoria opens a savings account with a deposit of $300. She will earn 1.6% simple interest each year on her money.  How much interest will she earn over 5 years (assuming she doesn’t add or take out money). Use I=r x P.

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Multiple Choice

Victoria opens a savings account with a deposit of $500. She will earn 3.1% simple interest each year on her money. How much interest will she earn over 3 years (assuming she doesn’t add or take out money). Use I=r x P.

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$32.50

2

$39.16

3

$46.50

4

$49.15

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Multiple Choice

Gina opens a savings account with a deposit of $700. She will earn 6.1% simple interest each year on her money. How much interest will she earn over 4 years (assuming she doesn’t add or take out money). Use I=r x P.

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$163.63

2

$170.80

3

$184.74

4

$190.52

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Solve

Maya's older sister got a loan to buy a used car for $3,400. If her interest totals $8.50 for one month, what is the interest rate on the loan?

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Multiple Choice

Maya's older sister got a loan to buy a used car for $2,200. If her interest totals $6.20 for one month, what is the interest rate on the loan? Use I= r x p

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3.9%

2

3.4%

3

2.8%

4

1.2%

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Multiple Choice

Maya's older sister got a loan to buy a used car for $5,200. If her interest totals $6.30 for one month, what is the interest rate on the loan? Use I= r x p

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4.1%

2

3.7%

3

2.6%

4

1.5%

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Multiple Choice

Maya's older sister got a loan to buy a used car for $2,100. If her interest totals $8.30 for one month, what is the interest rate on the loan? Use I= r x p

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4.7%

2

3.3%

3

2.1%

4

1.8%

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Solve

Jake opened a savings account that earns 1.5% interest. Jake estimates that, assuming he neither adds to nor withdraws from his account, he will earn $240 in interest after 10 years. How much did Jake deposit when he opned the account? Use I= r x P

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Multiple Choice

Jake opened a savings account that earns 2.5% interest. Jake estimates that, assuming he neither adds to nor withdraws from his account, he will earn $540 in interest after 8 years. How much did Jake deposit when he opened the account? Use I= r x P

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$2,500

2

$2,700

3

$2,900

4

$3,100

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Multiple Choice

Jake opened a savings account that earns 4.5% interest. Jake estimates that, assuming he neither adds to nor withdraws from his account, he will earn $640 in interest after 3 years. How much did Jake deposit when he opened the account? Use I= r x P

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$4,741

2

$5,623

3

$6,613

4

$7,167

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Multiple Choice

Jake opened a savings account that earns 5.5% interest. Jake estimates that, assuming he neither adds to nor withdraws from his account, he will earn $940 in interest after 7 years. How much did Jake deposit when he opened the account? Use I= r x P

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$2,831

2

$2,442

3

$1,634

4

$1,132

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