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Textbook Problem

Karen Mitroff goes to the bank and borrows $15,000 at 9 1 2 % for 250 days. If the bank ordinary interest method, how much interest will Karen have to pay?

To determine

To calculate: The amount of interest paid by Karen by ordinary interest method, if he borrows $15000 at the rate of 912% for 250 days.

Explanation

Given Information:

Karen borrows $15000 at the rate of interest 912% for 250 days.

Formula used:

The simple interest formula is,

Interest=Principle×Rate×Time

Or,

I=P×R×T

Where, I is interest, P is principal, R is rate of interest and T is the time in years.

To change the time in the year from the day, following formula used:

Time=Number of days of a loan360

Calculation:

Consider the provided information,

Karen borrows $15000 at the rate of interest 912% for 250 days

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