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Simple Interest

Simple Interest

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Mathematics

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8th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS
7.RP.A.3, 6.NS.B.3, HSA.SSE.B.4

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2 Slides • 30 Questions

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Simple Interest Review

Vocabulary and Formula

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Multiple Choice

I=Prt

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Simple Interest formula

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compound interest formula

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Multiple Choice

What does the P stand for in the I=Prt

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principal is money borrowed or invested

2

rate

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time

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Multiple Choice

Rate is the percent of Principal charged or earned?

1

false

2

true

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Multiple Choice

t in the formula I=Prt means

1

today

2

time money was invested in years

3

total

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Multiple Choice

How do you find the total amount earned or borrowed

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Total amount = Principal + interest

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add the money together

3

subtract principal from interest

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Multiple Choice

what is 5% as a decimal

1

.5

2

.05

3

5

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Multiple Choice

What is 20% as a decimal?

1

20

2

20.00

3

.20

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Multiple Choice

What is 3.5% as a decimal?

1

.035

2

3.5

3

35

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Multiple Choice

What is .10% as a decimal?

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10

2

1.0

3

.0010

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Multiple Choice

Calculate the simple interest

I=prt

Principal =$250

rate= 4%

time= 3 years

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$30

2

$300

3

.3

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Multiple Choice

Calculate I=Prt

Principal $780 rate 3.8% time 2 years

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$50

2

$59.28

3

100

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Multiple Choice

Ms. Samuel wants to borrow $18,500 for 12 years at a rate of .4%

How much interest will she pay to the investor?

Calculate the simple interest I=Prt

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700

2

800

3

$888.00

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Multiple Choice

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The simple interest formula is I=Prt.  The P represents the principal.  The principal is ___________________.  

1

the amount of money borrowed or deposited

2

the percent interest for his year

3

the amount taxed

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the amount the bank owes you for being a customer at their bank

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Multiple Choice

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The rate is given as a percent (%).  Before using it in the simple interest formula, you must first convert it to a______.
1

fraction

2

decimal

3

ratio

4

dollar amount

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Multiple Choice

Convert 18 months to years. 
1

18 Years

2

1.5 Years

3

.18 Years

4

You cannot change it to years.

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Multiple Choice

The Principal and Interest are always___________.
1

fraction

2

decimal

3

percent

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money

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Multiple Choice

Write the percent as a decimal. 
4.3%
1

4.3

2

.43

3

.043

4

4300

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Multiple Choice

What is 7.25% converted to a decimal?
1

.725

2

0.725

3

0.0725

4

7.25

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Multiple Choice

Principal = $500
Interest rate =5%
Time = 5 years
What is the interest earned?
1

95

2

105

3

125

4

135

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Multiple Choice

What is the formula for simple interest?

1

T = pri

2

I = prt

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R = ipt

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P = irt

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Multiple Choice

The "p" in I = prt stands for...

1

portion

2

pre-Algebra

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percent

4

principal

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The "r" stands for rate and is going to be given to you in a percentage.

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Multiple Choice

Since the rate is given to you in a percentage, we need to make it a decimal. How do we do that?

1

move the decimal point 2 spaces to the left

2

move the decimal point 2 spaces to the right

3

divide it by the principal

4

multiply it by the time

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Multiple Choice

The "t" or time must always be expressed in...

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months

2

days

3

years

4

hours

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Multiple Choice

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Caleb starts off w/ $3 in a saving account. His rate is 20% per year. How much will he have in 4 years?

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240.00

2

$2.40

3

$20.00

4

$240.00

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If you have an interest rate of 6.5%, what is the decimal form?

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If you have an interest rate of 22%, what is the decimal form?

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If you have an interest rate of 9%, what is the decimal form?

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Fill in the Blank

Jimmy is investing $6,800 for 3 years in an account that gets 4.2% simple interest annually. How much will he have in interest after the three years?

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Fill in the Blank

Monica is borrowing $9,600 for 6 years in an account that gets 3% simple interest annually. How much will she have in interest?

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Fill in the Blank

Harmon is depositing $5,500 into a savings account with a simple interest rate 5.4%. She plans on leaving her money in the account for 7 years, what interest will she earn on her money?

I = P x R x T

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