Joyce Rhee deposits $1,000 in an account that pays an annual 4.5% interest rate. Determine the simple interest and the amount in the account for (a) 5 years, (b) 7 months, and (c) 11 days

A loan of $1,200 at 4.25% annual simple interest for 5 years.

b. A loan of $15,200 at 7.25% annual simple interest for 15 years.

c. A loan of $15,200 at 7.25% annual simple interest for 15 months.

d. An investment of $5,900 at 2.25% monthly simple interest for 15 years.

e. An investment of $5,900 at 2.25% monthly simple interest for 15 months.

f. An investment of $5,900 at 2.25% annual simple interest for 15 years.

g. An investment of $5,900 at 2.25% annual simple interest for 15 days.

h. The interest on a payday loan of $50 at 460.42% annual simple interest for 14 days.

i. The interest on a payday loan of $50 at 460.42% annual simple interest for 1 month.

j. The interest on a payday loan of $50 at 460.42% annual simple interest for 1 year.

k. The interest on an investment of $50,000 at 46.42% monthly simple interest for 6 months.

Step-by-step explanation:

A loan of $1,200 at 4.25% annual simple interest for 5 years.

b. A loan of $15,200 at 7.25% annual simple interest for 15 years.

c. A loan of $15,200 at 7.25% annual simple interest for 15 months.

d. An investment of $5,900 at 2.25% monthly simple interest for 15 years.

e. An investment of $5,900 at 2.25% monthly simple interest for 15 months.

f. An investment of $5,900 at 2.25% annual simple interest for 15 years.

g. An investment of $5,900 at 2.25% annual simple interest for 15 days.

h. The interest on a payday loan of $50 at 460.42% annual simple interest for 14 days.

i. The interest on a payday loan of $50 at 460.42% annual simple interest for 1 month.

j. The interest on a payday loan of $50 at 460.42% annual simple interest for 1 year.

k. The interest on an investment of $50,000 at 46.42% monthly simple interest for 6 months.

c: y > - 1/6x + 1

step-by-step explanation:

dashed line - meaning this < or > also not equal

solid line - meaning this < or > also equal

your answer is c because y > means up & it's shaded up, but y < means down

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