6% of 200,000 = 12,000
That's how much you must pay every year, for the convenience of not paying yet
and still owing the entire 200,000. It makes no sense at all for the borrower.
6% of 200,000= 6% * 200000= 0.06 * 200000= 12,000
5/6 is 83 1/3 % ( 83 and one-third per cent)
It depends on how often it is compounded. I'll figure monthly for you. If you invested 15000 for 6 years, at the end of 6 years it would be worth $20235.27
4000 x (1.0610) = $7163.39
Then answer to your question is: 530219046
6-7 lakhs per annum
6% of 200,000= 6% * 200000= 0.06 * 200000= 12,000
6% of 200,000= 6% * 200000= 0.06 * 200000= 12,000
6 million per annum
It depends. Cricketer's yearly salaries are now in all time high thanx to money rich IPL. Indian cricketers are way above the average. M.S. Dhoni - 30 million US$ per annum Virat Kohli - 25 million US$ per annum Popular Australian cricketers are also in the list Shane Watson - 6 million US$ per annum Michael Clarke - 5 million US$ per annum Mitchel Johnson - 4.7 million US$ per annum Earnings of Sri Lanakan cricketers are also not bad Kumar Sangakkara - 2.8 million US$ per annum Lasith Malinga - 2.7 million US$ per annum
2%
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around 6 lakh rupee per annum
6% of 3,000,000 = 180,000
you make $45500 a year and you cant work out 6%? I'm in the wrong country. your bonus is $2730
75 per cent