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Ric.ror | 10:01 Fri 12th Apr 2019 | How it Works
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If 15,000 give you 80.55 what would 10,000 give you?
Asking for a friend who is clearly rubbish at maths
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Two thirds of that.
Double 80.55 then divide by 3.
10:04 Fri 12th Apr 2019
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£53.70
10:05 Fri 12th Apr 2019
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Draw 15 boxes (each one representing £10000). Then split the 80.55 equally between the 15 boxes (£5.37)and write tha amount in each box. Then add up what's in 10 of the boxes
10:09 Fri 12th Apr 2019
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Typo- each one representing £1000
10:09 Fri 12th Apr 2019
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Assuming the same interest rate is offered on the lower figure.
10:27 Fri 12th Apr 2019
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Thank you all for your answers
11:11 Fri 12th Apr 2019

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