500*(1 + 5/100)10 = 814.48 dollars
$60.00
yes
You need to know . . . > the total number of dollars during the period of interest, > the total number of stores, > the number of weeks in the period of interest. When you have collected that information . . . > Divide the total number of dollars by the total number of stores. then > Divide the result by the number of weeks in the period of interest. The result is dollars per store per week during that period.
375 Euros for that period (not specified)
500 principal, 10 percent annual rate => 50 annual interest 2 year => 100 total interest.
252
$60.00
28.6
The answer will depend on how frequently the interest is calculated. Assuming the interest is calculated annually, the cost is 59.59 dollars per year. Over the 30 year period, that is equal to 1787.70 dollars per 1000 dollars.
Accumulate time = 200000 / 1150000Accumulate time = 0.1739Now this factor should need to be check in future value log for period of 5 years to find out the exact time.
Unfortunately no banks offer a credit card with purely 0 percent interest rather, they offer an introductory period where, for a certain period of time, the interest will be zero percent.
8941.17652.01%
yes
yes
You need to know . . . > the total number of dollars during the period of interest, > the total number of stores, > the number of weeks in the period of interest. When you have collected that information . . . > Divide the total number of dollars by the total number of stores. then > Divide the result by the number of weeks in the period of interest. The result is dollars per store per week during that period.
2.75
375 Euros for that period (not specified)