1 million pounds, go buy a bentley
At 15400% she would make 33880 in interest.
6.85
This question applies usually to investment of money in banks, so I shall answer it in this context: If you invest £10,000 in a bank that offers you 5% simple interest per year, you will earn £500 per year, so after 5 years, you will have £12,500. If you invest that same £10,000 in a bank that offers 5% compound interest per year, you will earn the following amounts each year: Year 1: 5% of £10,000 = £500 Year 2: 5% of £10,500 = £525 Year 3: 5% of £11,025 = £551.25 Year 4: 5% of £11,676.25 = £583.81 Year 5: 5% of £12,260.06 = £613.00 TOTAL = £12,873.06 Therefore you have earned £373.06 than you would otherwise, so compound interest earns you more money! Also, compound interest is much easier to calclulate for the banks, as they can calculate the interest from how much you have in your account at the beginning of the year, rather than having to figure out what your starting figure was.
he will receive $1,200ANSWER:Yes $1,200 is the correct answer but the logic behind it is that, it is using simple interest term means here 6 is representing interest for a year, Inorder to calculate the whole interest we will multiply 6 by 5 years we will get 30%.The total interest he will get $4,000 x 30% = $1,200.
It is D = 6375.
7,398,000
That's going to depend on all of the following: -- what interest rate you can find -- how often the interest on the investment is compounded -- how you take your 40,000 annually ... how much and how often during the year. You haven't included any of that information in the question, so no answer is possible.
At 15400% she would make 33880 in interest.
It depends on the rate of interest. Right now (early 2014), a fairly typical rate of interest on a 5 year CD would be around 2% APR. At that interest rate you'd need to invest almost $4000 in order to have $5000 in twelve years. If by "make $5000" you meant "have $5000 more than I had to start with" rather than "have $5000 total", you'd need to invest $18640 today for your interest over twelve years to amount to $5000.
2,500
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6.85
If the interest rate is 5%, multiply 8,000,000 by 0.05. You would get $400,000 in interest.
170000/160000-1= .0625 = 6.25%
$10,000
That depends on how often it's compounded. If it's once a year, 2.27 percent of 150000 is 3405.
It is the interest that you receive or make monthly / per year, out of the money that you have invest.