Herman opened a credit card at a department store with an APR of 24.45% compounded semiannually. What is the APY on this credit card? PLEASE HELP!!!!
\[(1+\frac{apr}{n})^n=1+apy\]
in this case, semiannually means n=2
can you explain it a little?
APY is simple interest APR is compounded when does the APY equal the compunding of the APR?
the setup i presented is the mathical equivalent of that statement ... solve for APY
i dont know that is what im stuck on
i dont get how to solve for APY?
the setup is \[(1+\frac{apr}{n})^n=1+apy\] given that the apr is compounded semiannually (n=2), adn the apr = 24.45% \[(1+\frac{.2445}{2})^2=1+apy\] the rest is basic algebra .... subtract 1
okay when you multiply the second 2 is it for everything in the parentesis?
the exponent is applied to the paranthesis, yes
|dw:1369782032328:dw| i dont get what to do after that?
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