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in the formula l=p+prt, what does l equal when p=500,r=20%, t=2

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thisisbenmanley
Just plug in 500 for p, 0.2 for r (because 20% is equivalent to 0.20), and 2 for t:

[tex]I=p+prt\\I=(500)+(500)(0.2)(2)\\I=500+200\\I=700[/tex]

So, if you start with $500 and charge an interest rate of 20% for 2 years, you will gain $200 to get $700 in total.
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