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Mathematics, 05.11.2020 20:10 annafellows

Ou invest $ in each of two accounts. Account A earns simple interest at a rate of % over years. Account B earns simple interest at a rate of % over months. Find the interest earned by each account. How does the interest earned by the two accounts compare? Use paper and pencil. Give an example of two principal amounts and two simple interest rates that would earn equal amounts of interest in one year. Give an example of two principal amounts and two periods of time for which the simple interest earned at % would be equal.

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