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The amount to which 5000 would grow in ten years at 6 percent compounded semiannually?
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How much would 100 dollars saved at 5 percent interest compounded annually amount to after four years?
100 x (1.05)4 = $121.55
What is the interest earned on 3180 if it is invested at 6.5 percent for 3½ years rounded to the nearest dollar?
If compounded and assuming the amount was 3180 dollars, it would be 784 dollars.
How much will 25000 be worth in 18 years if it is invested at 6 percent compounded monthly?
$73053.88 when compounded month your yearly rate would be 0.061678% * * * * * True, but in real life the quoted interest rate, "6 percent compounded monthly", should read "an interest rate, such that, if it were compounded monthly, would give an annual equivalent rate of 6 percent". The equivalent of 6% annual is 0.487% monthly since 1.0048712 = 1.06
10000 at 6 percent for 3 years?
Compounded yearly, you would end up with $11,901.16
How much would 500.00 compounded continuously at 4 percent monthly be worth after 5years?
5259.81
What would be the amount of compound interest on 8000 invested for two years at 12 percent compounded semiannually?
Semiannually over two years is equivalent to 4 periods. If the interest is 12% every 6 months, then the amount of interest is It is 8000*[(1.12)4 -1] =4588.15
Is a monthly loss of 10 percent a loss of 120 percent annually?
No. The loss would normally be compounded so it would amount to 71.8%
Future value of 600 for invested for 5 years at 8 percent interest compounded semiannually?
The future value of $600 invested for 5 years at an 8% interest rate compounded semiannually can be calculated using the formula FV = P(1 + r/n)^(nt), where FV is the future value, P is the principal amount, r is the interest rate, n is the number of times the interest is compounded per year, and t is the number of years. In this case, P = $600, r = 8% = 0.08, n = 2 (since interest is compounded semiannually), and t = 5. Plugging these values into the formula, we get FV = 600(1 + 0.08/2)^(2*5) = $925.12. Therefore, the future value of the investment after 5 years would be $925.12.
Find the accumulated value of an investment of 25000 for 7 years at an interest rate of 4 percent if the money is compounded semiannually?
25000 x (1.02)14 = 32976.97. For comparison, compounded annually would give 25000 x (1.04)7 = 32898.29, not a huge difference but worth having!
What would be the amount of compound interest on 8000 invested for one year at 6 percent compounded quarterly round your answer to the nearest dollar?
$491
What amount would you have after 10 years by in investing 500 every month and the investment earns 14 percent which is compounded quarterly?
You would have 2,294,862.92.However, 14% each quarter, compounded quarterly, is equivalent to 68.9% annually. You are unlikely to find such a return legitimately.
How much would 100 dollars saved at 5 percent interest compounded annually amount to after four years?
100 x (1.05)4 = $121.55
How much would 2000 become in 10 years at 5 percent interest?
If it is not compounded the interest would be 2000x10x.05=1000 If it is compounded then it is different.
What is the interest earned on 3180 if it is invested at 6.5 percent for 3½ years rounded to the nearest dollar?
If compounded and assuming the amount was 3180 dollars, it would be 784 dollars.
Find the final amount for the investment 750 at 10 percent interest compounded quarterly for 10 years?
750 invested for 10 years at 10% pa would be 1,945
How much will 25000 be worth in 18 years if it is invested at 6 percent compounded monthly?
$73053.88 when compounded month your yearly rate would be 0.061678% * * * * * True, but in real life the quoted interest rate, "6 percent compounded monthly", should read "an interest rate, such that, if it were compounded monthly, would give an annual equivalent rate of 6 percent". The equivalent of 6% annual is 0.487% monthly since 1.0048712 = 1.06
How long would it take 100 to double 5 percent?
As a rough guide to double any amount compounded annually, divide 70 by the interest rate. In this case that is 14 years.
