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t=A-P/Pr
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If r=interest rate in unit time (e.g., years) and t=time and P is the original price or principal, the amount A after time t is:

A=P+Prt, so Prt=A-P, and t=(A-P)/Pr, where Prt is the simple interest gained after time t.

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