Samson opened a bank account with \( 1.25 \% \) simple interest. The total amount of interest Samson will earn after 20 years is \( \$ 812.50 \). How much did Samson deposit when he opened the account? Which equation represents the total interest, \( T \), earned when the principal amount is \( \$ 100 \), the annual simple interest rate is \( 1 \% \), and the number of years is 10 ? (A) \( T=100 \cdot(10+0.1) \) (C) \( T=100 \cdot 0.1 \cdot 10 \) (B) \( T=100 \cdot(10+0.01) \) (D) \( T=100 \cdot 0.01 \cdot 10 \) 3. Mika opened a bank account that earns simple interest with an initial deposit of \( \$ 2,200 \). She made no other transactions throughout the year. At the end of the year, Mika had \( \$ 2,260.50 \) in her account. What was the simple interest rate? 4. Vince borrows \( \$ 900 \) to buy a couch. He will pay off the loan by paying \( 1.5 \% \) simple interest for 2 years. Vince incorrectly calculates the amount he will pay back using the expression below. \[ 900+900(1.015 \cdot 2) \] What is the correct amount Vince will pay back altogether? Explain the error in Vince's expression. 5. Darryl deposits \( \$ 1,500 \) into a savings account that has a simple interest rate of \( 2.7 \% \). Lori deposits \( \$ 1,400 \) into a savings account that has a simple interest rate of \( 3.8 \% \). If no other transactions are made, who will have more money in their account after 10 years? How much more? (A) After 10 years, Lori will have \( \$ 27 \) less than Darryl. (B) After 10 years, Lori will have \( 1.1 \% \) more than Darryl. (C) After 10 years, Darryl will have \( \$ 16.50 \) more than Lori. (D) After 10 years, Lori will have \( \$ 27 \) more than Darryl.
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To find out how much Samson deposited initially, we use the simple interest formula: \( I = P \cdot r \cdot t \), where \( I \) is interest, \( P \) is the principal, \( r \) is the rate (as a decimal), and \( t \) is time in years. Rearranging gives us: \( P = \frac{I}{r \cdot t} = \frac{812.50}{0.0125 \cdot 20} = \$3,250. \) For the question about the equation representing total interest, we can simplify each choice. The correct expression for simple interest is \( T = P \cdot r \cdot t \). For a principal amount of \( \$ 100 \), a rate of \( 1\% \) (or \( 0.01 \)), and a time of \( 10 \) years, the correct answer is (D) \( T = 100 \cdot 0.01 \cdot 10 = \$10 \).