Today we studied about The Rule of 72. We can use this rule to calculate the "Interest Rate" and the "# of years to double" your amount of money. Here is the formula:
(Interest Rate) x (Years to double) = 72.
Because I can't find today's slide so I don't remember the question we did so clearly. It was like: You invest your money in 2 ways: $1200 a year or $100 a month with the interest rate 6% in 1 year. Compare those 2 ways. Here is my answer for this question:
a) $1200 a year: b) $100 a month:
N=1 N=12
I%=6 I%=6
PV=0 PV=0
PMT=-1200 PMT=-100
FV=alpha+solve = 1200 FV=1233.556
P/Y=1 P/Y=12
C/Y=1 C/Y=12
If you invest your money $100 a month , you will gain extra:
$1233.556 - $1200 = $33.556
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BOB
Hey everybody ! Test is tommorow! At the moment I'm studying as much as I can to do awesome at this test because I really want to pass this course. The unit is pretty easy except for the wording of course *sweat* I have trouble understanding the wording of the questions for this unit >< But I think once I get it it's gonna be a bit smoother on the road to answer the questions.
Well for this unit I learnt how to properly use the protractor once again *laughs at self* I had forgotten how to actually properly use one=S but, luckily I slowly remembered how to and I've been doing alright for the questions. Good luck on the test tommorow guys going back to studying!
Well for this unit I learnt how to properly use the protractor once again *laughs at self* I had forgotten how to actually properly use one=S but, luckily I slowly remembered how to and I've been doing alright for the questions. Good luck on the test tommorow guys going back to studying!
BOB- vectors
ok for some very strange reason i find this unit quite difficult at times but i hope that by practicing more with the formulas that adamson referred to, i can figure out the problems i just think that i get stuck when it says "due" or "with a bearing" in the word problems. otherwise i think i'll be ok... but i gotta go back to studying =(
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