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You have learned how to calculate simple interest per year. It is pretty straightforward in that, using the formula, it is the principal times the interest rate times the number of years (I = PRT). But what happens if the principal amount is paid off in days rather than years? Let’s look at an example problem.
$675.00 at 5.2% for 332 days.
I = PRT
675 x 0.052 x 332/365
675 x 0.052 = 35.10
$35.10 per year
35.10 ÷ 365 (days) = 0.0961644 per diem
$0.0961644 x 332 (days) = $31.93
I = $31.93
Answer (b) is the correct answer