assume the interest rate below is an annual interest rate. find the interest rate for an account that is compounded quarterly and monthly. 7.6%
compound interest formula: \[A+P(1+\frac{ r }{ n })^{nt}\] A= amount of $ in account P= initial amount r= annual interest rate n= number of compounds per year t= time in years
OOPS. A= P blah blah blah. not plus. that was a typo
so it should actually be \[A=P(1+\frac{ r }{ n })^{nt}\] sorry about that :)
no worries :3 but i'm still a little confused how do i use that formula when i only have 7.6?
Yeah... I thought you may have just typed it wrong... because that is not nearly enough information. It doesn't give you anything else to work with?
Maybe you would just divide that rate by 4 and 12 to find them? I'm really not sure what it's asking you...
yeah thats what i thought too. and no nothing else except answer choices. maybe this will help with finding a different method or whatever. A. 1.4% ; 0.33%(with the bar over the .33) B. 1.7% ; 0.67% (bar over .67) C. 1.9% ; 0.63% (bar over. 63)
oh okay i'll try that.
when I divided them by 4 and 12, I got C. So I'd cross your fingers and go with that. :P
yeah i did that too and got the same so thank you very much! :D
yeah no problem! good luck! :)
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