IHOP Active member Nov 28, 2008 #3 What type of "financial" math are we talking about? If it is accounting related I may be able to help.
What type of "financial" math are we talking about? If it is accounting related I may be able to help.
timmi Active member Nov 28, 2008 #7 its fucking gay is what it is. anybody know the rate of interest for money to triple in 3 years? or if an investment of 972 earned interest of 763 at 3.6 percent compounded semi anually. how many years was it invested
its fucking gay is what it is. anybody know the rate of interest for money to triple in 3 years? or if an investment of 972 earned interest of 763 at 3.6 percent compounded semi anually. how many years was it invested
.BaconatoR Member Nov 28, 2008 #9 if i'm doing it right i would use the equation a=p(1+r)^t so plug in 3 for a, 1 for p, 3 for t and solve for r
if i'm doing it right i would use the equation a=p(1+r)^t so plug in 3 for a, 1 for p, 3 for t and solve for r
M moumar Member Nov 28, 2008 #10 Not sure if you got taught this, but for the first one you can use the rule of 72 72/rate of return= years to double so 24%
Not sure if you got taught this, but for the first one you can use the rule of 72 72/rate of return= years to double so 24%
.BaconatoR Member Nov 28, 2008 #11 so again, i would use the same equation but with an extra piece: a=p(1+(r/n))^t*n so plug in 972 for p, .036 for r, 763+972 for a, 2 for n because its compounded semi annually, and solve for t
so again, i would use the same equation but with an extra piece: a=p(1+(r/n))^t*n so plug in 972 for p, .036 for r, 763+972 for a, 2 for n because its compounded semi annually, and solve for t
timmi Active member Nov 28, 2008 #12 im so pumped on all you guys being so helpful. if you ever find yourself in central ontario i owe you a double cheeseburger.
im so pumped on all you guys being so helpful. if you ever find yourself in central ontario i owe you a double cheeseburger.
mattster Active member Nov 28, 2008 #13 is he letting you use the TVM solver on your calculator? because i dont do these questions without using that anymore but yeah, just plug everything into your simple interest equation and solve for N... also, if you know about the rule of 72 for doubling rate... the rule of 110 is for tripling rates... im a shitty student of business math but i hope that helps you my son!
is he letting you use the TVM solver on your calculator? because i dont do these questions without using that anymore but yeah, just plug everything into your simple interest equation and solve for N... also, if you know about the rule of 72 for doubling rate... the rule of 110 is for tripling rates... im a shitty student of business math but i hope that helps you my son!
TechnoPotamus Active member Nov 29, 2008 #14 yeah i was gonna ask too, if you can use a financial calculator to enter cash flows and find the time value of money then you should be set that way. but if not doing it by hand is more of a pain.
yeah i was gonna ask too, if you can use a financial calculator to enter cash flows and find the time value of money then you should be set that way. but if not doing it by hand is more of a pain.