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train · 116k rows

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student	k	17,707	85	[]
student	84643.06?	17,707	86	[]
volunteer	yes absolutely	17,707	87	[]
student	Now b	17,707	88	[]
volunteer	Okay, how do you calculate average?	17,707	89	[]
student	idj	17,707	90	[]
student	idk	17,707	91	[]
volunteer	generally, what's the formula to calculate an average?	17,707	92	[]
student	add then divide	17,707	93	[]
volunteer	so if there are 5 people with heights 1,2,3,4,5; average height would be?	17,707	94	[]
student	1+2+3+4+5=6/5?	17,707	95	[]
student	i mean thats 15/5=3	17,707	96	[]
volunteer	yes perfect	17,707	97	[]
volunteer	so in this case - the formula will be ?	17,707	98	[]
volunteer	average balance =	17,707	99	[]
student	would i add the unpaid balances?	17,707	100	[]
volunteer	let's go step by step, let's write the formula first	17,707	101	[]
volunteer	average balance = total balance/total days?	17,707	102	[]
student	oh so 84643.06/30?	17,707	103	[]
volunteer	yes!	17,707	104	[]
volunteer	did you fully get it?	17,707	105	[]
student	mhm	17,707	106	[]
student	2821.44	17,707	107	[]
volunteer	correct :)	17,707	108	[]
student	now b	17,707	109	[]
volunteer	c	17,707	110	[]
student	i mean yea	17,707	111	[]
volunteer	what do you deduce from the question? what will be the interest?	17,707	112	[]
student	ummm	17,707	113	[]
volunteer	read the underlined	17,707	114	[]
student	oh so add the interest amount	17,707	115	[]
volunteer	you just need to calculate the interest for c	17,707	116	[]
volunteer	rate of interest = 1.5% amount on which interest will be applicable = average daily balance value of interest would be?	17,707	117	[]
student	would i multiply?	17,707	118	[]
student	sorry idk how to solve this part its confusing	17,707	119	[]
volunteer	No problem	17,707	120	[]
volunteer	let's look at interest in terms of principal, rate and time?	17,707	121	[]
volunteer	I = PRT	17,707	122	[]
student	ok	17,707	123	[]
volunteer	have you read this?	17,707	124	[]
student	mhm	17,707	125	[]
student	so its PRT?	17,707	126	[]
student	oh nvm p=2821.44	17,707	127	[]
volunteer	yes	17,707	128	[]
student	give me one sec movin to the other room	17,707	129	[]
volunteer	no worries	17,707	130	[]
student	back	17,707	131	[]
volunteer	Okay, so P = 2821.44	17,707	132	[]
volunteer	R =?	17,707	133	[]
student	0.015	17,707	134	[]
volunteer	absolutely	17,707	135	[]
volunteer	T?	17,707	136	[]
student	30	17,707	137	[]
volunteer	look at the question again	17,707	138	[]
student	oh daily	17,707	139	[]
student	365	17,707	140	[]
volunteer	1.5% interest for the month of june on the daily balance	17,707	141	[]
volunteer	so it means that 1.5% is monthly so T=1	17,707	142	[]
student	n=365	17,707	143	[]
volunteer	what is n?	17,707	144	[]
volunteer	I = PRT	17,707	145	[]
student	n stands for the number of times interest is compounded per year	17,707	146	[]
student	o	17,707	147	[]
student	oh ok	17,707	148	[]
volunteer	yeah, but we are not looking at compounding	17,707	149	[]
volunteer	we only need to find the interest for the month of june	17,707	150	[]
student	now multiply all of that?	17,707	151	[]
volunteer	Yeah, but did you get why T=1?	17,707	152	[]
student	u said it was	17,707	153	[]
student	1	17,707	154	[]
student	u said so T=1	17,707	155	[]
volunteer	yeah, i am asking did you understand why i did so?	17,707	156	[]
student	Uh no bc it says daily and not month and u said bc of month	17,707	157	[]
volunteer	it says - an interest of 1.5% on the 'average daily balance (P)' for june	17,707	158	[]
volunteer	so it implies that 1.5% is for the full month of june and not a daily rate of interest. i	17,707	159	[]
volunteer	if the question had said 1.5% per day on the average daily balance then T would be different	17,707	160	[]
student	oh i see	17,707	161	[]
volunteer	In this case question says that 1.5% interest rate for the month of june. hence we took t=1 because we are only calculating for June	17,707	162	[]
volunteer	Hope this is clear, you can ask if there is any doubt	17,707	163	[]
student	Now d	17,707	164	[]
volunteer	what do you understand from the question?	17,707	165	[]
student	so	17,707	166	[]
student	so we have to add 42.32 to something	17,707	167	[]
volunteer	what do you think is something here?	17,707	168	[]
student	the 84643?	17,707	169	[]
volunteer	what should you pay at the end of june? the amount you have spent right? in this case - did the person spend 84K?	17,707	170	[]
student	thats the unpaid balance	17,707	171	[]
volunteer	thats the unpaid balance X number of days	17,707	172	[]
volunteer	what's the unpaid balance at the end of june?	17,707	173	[]
volunteer	after the last transaction?	17,707	174	[]
student	1904	17,707	175	[]
student	194k*	17,707	176	[]
volunteer	try again, when we calculated the last column = we did unpaid balance X no. of days	17,707	177	[]
volunteer	the question is only about unpaid balance	17,707	178	[]
volunteer	so after the last transaction what is the unpaid balance?	17,707	179	[]
volunteer	read the line 4	17,707	180	[]
student	ok	17,707	181	[]
volunteer	what's the unpaid balance?	17,707	182	[]
student	3234	17,707	183	[]
volunteer	great, was there any transaction post june 25?	17,707	184	[]

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