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Which of the following will earn more money in 2 years? (please show workings)
a) £4000 at 5.6% p.a simple interest
OR
b) £4000 at 5.5% p.a compound interest
thanks :)
The main difference between simple interest and compound interest:
(a) compound is paid up-front and not when the investment matures
(b) compound entails receiving interest payments on previously earned interest
(c) simple is only paid at the end of the investment period
(d) simple is not...
...10 points!!? So this question is "The Adams family has 2 children, ages 3 and 8. The parents wish to give each of them a $5000 gift on their 18th birthdays. How much should they invest now at 7.4% p.a. compounded annually in order to have the money available for the these two gifts...
The Treasury says it pays 1.17% interest on 3 year bonds
Doe this mean Amount you invest say 10,000
10,000 times 1.17 to the power of 3
or does it mean
10,000 * 1.17
The Treasury says it pays 1.17% interest on 3 year bonds
Doe this mean Amount you invest say 10,000
10,000 times 1.17 to the power of 3
or does it mean
10,000 * 1.17
Calculate the interest earned in a compound interest account on $5000, if the account interest rate is 5%, compounded daily over 5 years.
The answer I got was $6,420.06
My other question is if i wanted to find out how much this was per year I would just divide it by 5 correct? Just wanted to...
Calculate the interest earned in a compound interest account on $5000, if the account interest rate is 5%, compounded daily over 5 years.
The answer I got was $6,420.06
My other question is if i wanted to find out how much this was per year I would just divide it by 5 correct? Just wanted to...
What is the equivalent amount that you have had to commit in 1626 and each year thereafter (up to 2009, 383 years in total)) to exactly equal the amount $118,129,302,081.026 above at 6% per year compounded annually? If you bought a watch for 24 dollars in 1626 on credit?
I would really like to...
"Jean invests £6000 for 3 years at 5% compount interest per annum.
Calculate the value of her investment as the end of 3 years."
I worked out an answer but I'm not sure if its correct, and I don't have the mark scheme with me.
Does anyone know the answer to this question?
Thanks.
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how would you set up the formula: A=P(1+% in decimal form)^n using the information: $25250 @ 4 1/4% compounded semi-annually for 7 years?
And then how would you enter that into your calculator in the TVM Solver?
THANK YOU! I'm having real troubles with this!
how would you set up the formula: A=P(1+% in decimal form)^n using the information: $25250 @ 4 1/4% compounded semi-annually for 7 years?
And then how would you enter that into your calculator in the TVM Solver?
THANK YOU! I'm having real troubles with this!
how would you set up the formula: A=P(1+% in decimal form)^n using the information: $25250 @ 4 1/4% compounded semi-annually for 7 years?
And then how would you enter that into your calculator in the TVM Solver?
THANK YOU! I'm having real troubles with this!
how would you set up the formula: A=P(1+% in decimal form)^n using the information: $25250 @ 4 1/4% compounded semi-annually for 7 years?
And then how would you enter that into your calculator in the TVM Solver?
THANK YOU! I'm having real troubles with this!
how would you set up the formula: A=P(1+% in decimal form)^n using the information: $25250 @ 4 1/4% compounded semi-annually for 7 years?
And then how would you enter that into your calculator in the TVM Solver?
THANK YOU! I'm having real troubles with this!