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You invest 2000 at a rate of 4% APR for a 3 months. How much interest did you earn?
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3 months = 1/4 year rate is 4 principle is 2000 interest = PRT/100
So it's 3x4x2000?
simple interest = principal*time*rate/100 = 2000*4*(1/4)/100 = $20
that makes sense. how do i convert 1/4 to a decimal for a calculator though?
type 1 divided by 4 and its a decimal
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Oh alright. Thank you sooo much.
np ;) Just hit the blur button it helps me out alot :D
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