<span>This answer should be "c" the top 20%. The income is clearly not middle income level, which would be d or a. It is definitely not b- bottom 20%. Therefore we are left with c- top 20% and this jives with my own experience. 1% would include millionaires and above, therefore we are left with a relatively small group of high income earners who aren't necessarily millionaires- in the sense that they earn a million or more per year.</span>
True, you can use a formula in Excel spreadsheet!
Answer:
Friendly's would say you were paying <u>1042.86% APR</u>.
Explanation:
Annual percentage rate (APR) can be described as the yearly interest rate that is paid by a borrower to a lender which is expressed in percentage term without taking compounding into consideration.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) can be determined using the following formula:
APR = {[(Fees + Interest amount) / Principal / n] * 365} * 100 ……………… (1)
Where;
APR = ?
Fees = 0
Interest amount = Amount to repay - Amount to borrow = $12.00 - $10.00 = $2.00
Principal = Amount to borrow = $10.00
n = Number of days in the loan term = One week = 7 days
Substituting the values into equation (1), we have:
APR = {[(0 + 2) / 10 / 7] * 365} * 100
APR = 1042.86%
Therefore, friendly's would say you were paying <u>1042.86% APR</u>.
Jamal is being a <u>team player</u> by sharing credit for the idea.
