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20 May, 19:24

Which equation represents the total interest, T, earned when the principal amount is $100, the annual simple

interest rate is 1%, and the number of years is 10?

A. T = 100 • (10+0.1)

B. T = 100 • (10+0.01)

C. T = 100 • 0.1 • 10

D. T = 100 • 0.01 • 10

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  1. 20 May, 19:25
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    The answer is option (C), T = 100 • 0.1 • 10

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Total interest (T) earned after a 10 years can be expressed as;

    Total interest (T) = Principal amount*interest rate*Number of years

    where;

    Total interest=T

    Principal amount=$100

    Interest rate=10%=10/100=0.1

    Replacing;

    T=100*0.1*10

    The equation for calculating the total interest amount after 10 years can be written as;

    T = 100 • 0.1 • 10
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