2.
I borrow $16000 and pay interest of $40800 at 17% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
3.
I borrow $94000 and pay interest of $97760 at 8% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
4.
I borrow $8000 and pay interest of $7040 at 11% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
5.
I borrow $21000 and pay interest of $38220 at 13% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
6.
I borrow $42000 and pay interest of $29400 at 7% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
7.
I borrow $65000 and pay interest of $23400 at 3% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
8.
I borrow $64000 and pay interest of $66560 at 13% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
9.
I borrow $54000 and pay interest of $37800 at 5% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
10.
I borrow $31000 and pay interest of $13640 at 11% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
11.
I borrow $48000 and pay interest of $21120 at 4% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
12.
I borrow $46000 and pay interest of $27600 at 12% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
13.
I borrow $88000 and pay interest of $63360 at 8% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
14.
I borrow $69000 and pay interest of $103500 at 15% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
15.
I borrow $25000 and pay interest of $12000 at 12% per annum. Over what period of time (in years) did I take out the loan? (Just a number is sufficient)
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 't' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and rate (as a decimal). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. You don't need to write 'years' because the questions states that your answer is in years. It isn't 'incorrect', but it more than is required.
16.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $31000 at a rate of 4% per annum over 5 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
17.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $30000 at a rate of 8% per annum over 5 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
18.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $29000 at a rate of 15% per annum over 9 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
19.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $60000 at a rate of 18% per annum over 10 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
20.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $5000 at a rate of 18% per annum over 13 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
21.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $4000 at a rate of 12% per annum over 5 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
22.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $98000 at a rate of 16% per annum over 5 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
23.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $55000 at a rate of 5% per annum over 8 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
24.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $90000 at a rate of 10% per annum over 15 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
25.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $53000 at a rate of 13% per annum over 9 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
26.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $31000 at a rate of 18% per annum over 7 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
27.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $66000 at a rate of 6% per annum over 9 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
28.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $21000 at a rate of 16% per annum over 8 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
29.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $99000 at a rate of 10% per annum over 9 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
30.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $58000 at a rate of 5% per annum over 13 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
31.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $89000 at a rate of 18% per annum over 14 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
32.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $20000 at a rate of 18% per annum over 7 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
33.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $5000 at a rate of 16% per annum over 5 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
34.
I am offered a simple interest loan to start a business. I borrow $39000 at a rate of 9% per annum over 6 years. How much interest will I pay on this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years)
35.
I borrow $40000 at a rate of 3% simple interest per annum over 13 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
36.
I borrow $49000 at a rate of 17% simple interest per annum over 5 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
37.
I borrow $59000 at a rate of 13% simple interest per annum over 8 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
38.
I borrow $15000 at a rate of 8% simple interest per annum over 15 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
39.
I borrow $58000 at a rate of 13% simple interest per annum over 5 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
40.
I borrow $25000 at a rate of 9% simple interest per annum over 7 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
41.
I borrow $64000 at a rate of 4% simple interest per annum over 10 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
42.
I borrow $30000 at a rate of 14% simple interest per annum over 10 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
43.
I borrow $75000 at a rate of 9% simple interest per annum over 4 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
44.
I borrow $40000 at a rate of 14% simple interest per annum over 9 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
45.
I borrow $71000 at a rate of 11% simple interest per annum over 5 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
46.
I borrow $33000 at a rate of 10% simple interest per annum over 14 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
47.
I borrow $99000 at a rate of 5% simple interest per annum over 14 years. How much will I pay back in total for this loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'I' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, rate (don't forget to convert it to a decimal - 12% per annum = 0.12) and time (in years), then don't forget to add on the principal to the amount of interest. That's what makes it the 'total paid back'.
48.
I borrow $73000 and pay interest of $124100 over 10 years. If I was paying simple interest annually, what was the interest rate paid per annum over the term of the loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'r' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and time (in years). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. If you don't include the percentage sign, its just a number.
49.
I borrow $23000 and pay interest of $27370 over 7 years. If I was paying simple interest annually, what was the interest rate paid per annum over the term of the loan?
Explanation
Using the Simple Interest formula, make 'r' the subject, and substitute the values in for Principal, Interest and time (in years). Remember, a decimal of 0.05 is 5%. If you don't include the percentage sign, its just a number.