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Answer each question. See Example 1 and the Problem-Solving Hint preceding Example 4.If $\$ 25,000$ is invested for 1 yr at $3 \%$ simple interest, how much interest is earned?
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We do this by dividing the interest rate by 100. So, 3% becomes 0.03. Show more…
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