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Interés Simple: Introducción Fácil

Froggy Jumps

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Conceptos básicos de interés simple

by Segundo Daniel Flores Salazar
1

Qué representa la letra P en la fórmula del interés simple I = P·r·t?

2

Si P = 1000, r = 0,05 y t = 1, ¿cuál es el interés I?

3

La fórmula A = P(1 + r·t) describe:

4

Qué unidad debe tener r en interés simple?

5

Si inviertes 1500 a 8% anual por 2 años, ¿I es igual a?

6

¿Qué representa t en I = P·r·t?

7

Una inversión de 2000 a 6% por 0.5 años genera I igual a:

8

Si A = P(1 + r·t) y A = 1100, P = 1000, ¿qué valor tiene r·t?

9

¿Qué diferencia hay entre interés simple y compuesto?

10

El interés se obtiene al aplicar la fórmula I = P·r·t a:

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