Virangi P. answered 11/20/19
An experienced tutor in College Mathematics and Statistics
No, Monica could be wrong.
She can directly compare her earnings after 1 year with Paul's earnings using just the interest rate ONLY if both of them saved the same amount.
Now, let's see how much interest each of them will get after 1 year.
We're using the formula: Interest=Principal*rate*time
Monica's interest= 200*(3.4/100)*1=6.80
Paul's interest= 300*(2.8/100)*1=8.40
Paul earns more. Monica's statement is incorrect.