this is algebra, college algebra math 1111
viacalvy 3 months ago in playlist More videos from khanacademy
I tried to compare what would be cheapest: Compounding once a year, once a month or once a day. It turned out that the less often you compound, the cheaper your loan becomes. Can you explain that so it makes sense intuitively?
Here are the calculations and results:
4000*(1 + (0.03/1))^(1*5) = 4637.0962972000
4000*(1 + (0.03/12))^(12*5) = 4646.4671262211
4000*(1 + (0.03/365))^(365*5) = 4647.3083246046
TomislavDugandzic 3 months ago
in england (UK) what level of education would this be on? GCSE or A level?
PSPhacking2009 3 months ago
@PSPhacking2009 I'm not from England, but from a few Google searches, I'd say GCSE.
Shadowriku40 3 months ago
this is algebra, college algebra math 1111
viacalvy 3 months ago in playlist More videos from khanacademy
I tried to compare what would be cheapest: Compounding once a year, once a month or once a day. It turned out that the less often you compound, the cheaper your loan becomes. Can you explain that so it makes sense intuitively?
Here are the calculations and results:
4000*(1 + (0.03/1))^(1*5) = 4637.0962972000
4000*(1 + (0.03/12))^(12*5) = 4646.4671262211
4000*(1 + (0.03/365))^(365*5) = 4647.3083246046
TomislavDugandzic 3 months ago
in england (UK) what level of education would this be on? GCSE or A level?
PSPhacking2009 3 months ago
@PSPhacking2009 I'm not from England, but from a few Google searches, I'd say GCSE.
Shadowriku40 3 months ago