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6 August, 11:06

The formula for an account that earns simple interest is Pt = P0 + (P0 ⋅ r) t, where Pt represents the balance in the account after t years, P0 represents the initial deposit, and r represents the interest rate. Paul deposited $500 into an account that earned 4% simple interest annually. How much was in his account after 1 year? a. $20 b. $480 c. $520 d. $540

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  1. 6 August, 11:13
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    P (1) = 500 + (500*0.04)

    p (1) = 520
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