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The original equation is [tex]A = P(1+\frac{r}{n})^{nt}[/tex]
Where P is original value;
r is interest rate in decimal;
t is time;
n is how many times per year you invest
So r is your interest rate. To get it to a percentage, just multiply by 100 to ger 4.74%!
Where P is original value;
r is interest rate in decimal;
t is time;
n is how many times per year you invest
So r is your interest rate. To get it to a percentage, just multiply by 100 to ger 4.74%!
Hi, we have the formula to the compound interest
A = P. ( 1 + R) ^t
A = 368,298.( 1 + 0.0474)^30
A = 368,298.( 1,0474)^30
A = 1.477,666 $
Interest = A - P
In = 1.477,666 - 368,298
In = 1.109,37 $
Now, if this by simples interest
The formula would be:
I = P × R × T
I = 368,298 × 0,0474 × 30
I = 523,719 $
, ah, as R = r/100 <=> r = 100× R <=> 4,74%
A = P. ( 1 + R) ^t
A = 368,298.( 1 + 0.0474)^30
A = 368,298.( 1,0474)^30
A = 1.477,666 $
Interest = A - P
In = 1.477,666 - 368,298
In = 1.109,37 $
Now, if this by simples interest
The formula would be:
I = P × R × T
I = 368,298 × 0,0474 × 30
I = 523,719 $
, ah, as R = r/100 <=> r = 100× R <=> 4,74%