Question 1151714
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The post says nothing about compounding, so from the context we can assume, by default, that the loan is simple interest.


Then the interest  I = P*r*t, where


    P = $15000  is the loan amount,

    r = 7.25% = 0.0725 is the annual interest rate,

    t = 3 years  (36 months, time in the formula is in <U>YEARS</U> ).


So, according to the formula, the amount of interest is


    P = 15000*0.0725*3 = 3262.50 dollars.      <U>ANSWER</U>
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Solved.


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Notice that the novice tutor, &nbsp;Adedeji, &nbsp;mistakenly used &nbsp;<U>months</U>&nbsp; when calculated the interest.

In this place, &nbsp;the <U>YEARS</U> &nbsp;should be used, &nbsp;OBVIOUSLY.



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