I think the person who answered above is right
Answer:
$ 5674.076
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is on compound interest
The formulae = A= P(1+ r/n) ^nt .......where P is the principal amount, r is the rate of interest in decimal, n is number of compoundings per year and t is the total number of years.
Given; P= $4,000.00 , r=12/100=0.12, n=2 and t=3
Substituting values in the equation A= P(1+ r/n) ^nt
A= 4000 ( 1+0.12/2)^2×3
A=4000(1.06)^6
A=$ 5674.08
I don’t understand the question, it says “if my cost is the same, what should my new price be”, if your cost is the same… there shouldn’t be a new price.I don’t know if this will help but when im trying to find the answer, i use the butterfly method (part over total times percentage over 100).
