investment question (word problem)

joshlikescereal

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Consider the following claim made by an investment broker: This product earns an APR of 17% so for every $ you invest you will earn $17 after one year. Is the investment broker correct? explain.

what is this question asking does anyone know? thanks
 
How does your book define "APR"? When you reply, please include the amount invested. (Currently, your post reads "...for every $ you invest"; there is no dollar amount. Please fill that in.)

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Eliz.
 
joshlikescereal said:
Consider the following claim made by an investment broker: This product earns an APR of 17% so for every $ you invest you will earn $17 after one year. Is the investment broker correct? explain.
what is this question asking does anyone know? thanks
Gee josh...did you not have your cereals this morning?
The question asks: is Honest John The Broker correct?

Obviously he's a crook: it takes $100 to make $17: 100 * .17 = 17

17% APR = Annual Percentage Rate of 17%
 
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