00:02
So we know that the interest that she got is the difference between these two things.
00:07
So she had, she started with 2 ,600 and she ended with 26, what was it, 2770.
00:14
2770.
00:16
Well, she started with 2 ,600, right? so what's the difference between these two things? it's $27 .70.
00:24
So that's how much interest that she got.
00:27
And we also know that we had interest of, or sorry, that the interest, formula is the interest equals the principle times the rate times the time.
00:39
Now we know the interest.
00:41
We know the principle that it was $2 ,600.
00:43
And we know that the time was, what was it, 65 days? 65 days.
00:51
So we know then that the interest, what was it, 2770, 2770 equals 2 ,600 times the rate, which we don't know, and then times the time, which is 65 out of 360.
01:10
65 out of 360.
01:12
It says to assume a 360 day year.
01:18
All right.
01:18
So all we need to do is, first of all, reduce this.
01:21
How many times is 65 go into 360? well, 65 divided by 360.
01:26
Well, 360 divided by 65 is a better way of doing it.
01:29
Okay, so we can say first maybe to divide by 2 ,600.
01:35
We're going to take these and divide them both by 2 ,600.
01:39
No, not 2 ,200, but 2 ,600.
01:41
So these cancel out, and i'm left with 2 ,600 on the left side.
01:46
I'll have 277 .27 .70 divided by 2 ,600.
01:52
I'm just putting that into my phone calculator, is equal to 0 .065385, and that is equal to the rate times 65 over 360.
02:10
Now, honestly, what i'm going to do is i'm just leaving this in my calculator...