How much did kara pay in interest, Mathematics

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Kara borrowed $3,650 for one year at an annual interest rate of 16%. How much did Kara pay in interest?

To ?nd out 16% of $3,650, multiply $3,650 through the decimal equivalent of 16% (0.16); $3,650 × 0.16 = $584.


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