An account pays 7% per year simple interest. in year 1, the amount in the account is $950. how much is in the account in year 6?
a.$1316.27
b.$1282.50
c.$1256.50
d.$1332.42

$1282.5      

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Rate of interest = 7% = 0.07

          The amount in the account is $950 in first year.

To Find : Amount  in the account in year 6

Solution :

Since we need to calculate for sixth year and we are given the amount of first year . So, to calculate simple interest for sixth year we use time = 5 years

First we need to calculate the amount of interest for 5 years

Formula of simple interest :  Principal * Rate * Interest

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Thus, The simple interest for 5 years is $332.5

Now, amount in the account in year 1  is $ 950 . After the addition of interest for 5 years the amount in sixth year will be :

⇒ $ 950 +$332.5

⇒$1282.5.

Thus, the amount in sixth year will be $1282.5        

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step-by-step explanation:

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1- c

2-a

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