#maths
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wait so thats for effective interest rate??
i already have the answer for question 4 which is effective interest rate
Oh sorry. I cannot help with the other one. I do not know that math.
i mostly need help with finding the value after 10 years so i can show like proof and support reasoning for part 5
ohh ok
I'll show it
is this for 4 or 5??
5
12 * 1
6 * 4
Take 12 and 6 multiply
Within 2 exists 5
There exists 5 as well as 4 as well as 3
Take the highest number 5
72
72
72
72
72
therefore
360
This works, but I cannot explain how it is done. Any ideas?
so after 10 years, the value with stank bank will be 360?
Yes
hows that even possible when he started with $2000 and the money was meant to be growing over the 10 years
bruh
if you cant do this one can you try and help with another question??
Yes!
so i need to find the quarterly and annually value for all 3 loans
its easier if you have a CAS calculator
i think you need to use the finance solver function on it
I see, I
you got one??
Of sorts
you can download one online but it might take some time
if you want tho you can just tell me what to enter in mine
its not structured like that on the calculatorrr
wait 1 min
N = Total number of payments.
I(%) = Annual interest rate.
PV = Present value of the loan/investment.
Pmt = Amount paid at each payment.
FV = Future value of the loan/investment.
PpY = Number of payments per year.
CpY = Number of times the interest is compounded per year. (same as PpY.)
Always one unknown value, so move curser there and press enter.
the photo is sending
Easy. PV/PPY/PMT
so what do i enter
thats wrongðŸ˜ðŸ˜
Give me a sec
i only know like the basics but I=7.5 and pmt=-400
Sorry, I thought I knew all of math. I'm wrong.