2.17) Currently DirectJet has 320 million. In 8 years the company wants to accumulate 640 million. It means it has to earn 320 million as interest amount. If we divide this 320 million equally in 8 years, per year interest amount = 320 / 8 = 40 million
The Simple interest rate = (40 / 320) * 100 = 12.5%
Thus, at a simple interest rate of 12.5% DirectJet can accumulate 640 million in 8 years to acquire the two A350-1000 aircraft.
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