Compound interest formula
P = the principal (the initial amount)
r= annual
interest rate (
expressed
as a decimal)
expressed
as a decimal)
annual
interest rate (
expressed
as a decimal)
n=
number of
interest periods
per year
(see the
table below
for more information)
t=
number of years
P is invested
A=amount after t
years
If investment interest rate is
compounded monthly
, then n = 12
If investment interest rate is
compounded quarterly
, then n = 4
If investment interest rate is
compounded semi-annually
, then n = 2
If investment interest rate is
compounded annually
, then n = 1
Answer:
Well, I can't say which of the following combinations, because I can't see what you see. But I will list some equivalent ratios & hope one fits. If it doesn't, maybe type in the comments what the choices are & I can help more.
Step-by-step explanation:
2:5
4:10
6:15
8:20
10:25
12:30
14:35
Answer:
11 11/18
Step-by-step explanation:
Y = $35.25(6) + 40
y = $211.5 + $40= $251.50
the answer is a
Answer:
the answer is 210
Step-by-step explanation:
10×10=20+1=21, 21×10=210
