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Simple Interest Lesson

Simple Interest Lesson

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Mathematics

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6th - 9th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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6 Slides • 6 Questions

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Simple Interest

and compound interest

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Learning Objectives

  • 7.13 E - Calculate and compare simple and compound interest

  • 8.12 D Calculate and compare simple and compound interest

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simple interest (interest that is calculated once per period on the principal and not on any interest) 

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Simple Interest Formula

I = prt

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Multiple Choice

True or False


The simple interest equation is I = prt

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True

2

False

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I = prt

p = principal
r = rate % (in decimal form)
t = time (in years)

*when there is no operation between variables, multiplication is implied.

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Multiple Select

In the simple interest equation, I = prt , the p respresents what?

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positive

2

principal

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parenthesis

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puppies

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Multiple Choice

If a $5000 loan earns 7.5% annual interest for 3 years, which is the correct equation?

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I = 5000(7.5)(3)

2

I = 5000(0.75)(3)

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I= 5000(0.075)(3)

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Multiple Choice

If a $5000 loan earns 7.5% annual interest for 3 years, how much interest is earned?

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$1125

2

$125

3

$6125

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Compound Interest is interest earned on the principal and the accumulated interest. 


A = p(1+r)^t

(In other words, compound interest is interest upon interest upon interest. Compound interest increases exponentially, due to the exponent in the equation)

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Multiple Choice

A $4,000 initial deposit earns 2.04% interest compounded for 5 years, which is the correct equation

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A = 4000(2.04)(5)

2

A = 4000(1 + 0.0204)5

3

A = 4000(1 + 2.04)5

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Multiple Choice

A $4,000 initial deposit earns 2.04% interest compounded for 5 years. How much is the interest earned, rounded to the nearest cent?

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$4,424.99

2

$424.99

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$4,000

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Simple Interest

and compound interest

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