Is this the formula for you to calculate interest for mortgage loan? If it is, i wouldn't think it is right formula...
I try $100.000 mortgage loan with 5% interest for 30 years, what i come for the result is really difference with bankrate.com or some other website for mortgage.
Using your formula,
A=P(1+R/N) to the power of (NT)
A=100,000(1.0042)^360=100,000(4.52)=$452,145 is the principal and interst for 30 years
Not completely, that formula and the $452,145 you got would be what you would owe the bank if you didn't make a single payment and for whatever reason the bank let you keep the house without making payments. What you are looking for is closer to the idea: After 1 month xxx interest was accrued. You make a payment of yyy, which brings your new principle to zzz. And then each month you rework that formula. So for your given numbers:
100000(1+.05/12) to the (12 x 1/12) power, thus you owe 100000(1.0042) to the 1, or $100420 at the time of your first mortgage payment, you pay $536.82 and now you owe $999,883.18 Repeat this process 359 more times and you will get 0.
Wonderful video. Having a problem though understanding how to calculate the rate of 1 + .0042 with the power of 84. I know it is 1.0042 84 x's, but multiplying 1.0042 is totally off. How does one use the caluclator to shorten the process?
thanks, you can teach better than my teacher at school, he just looks at us and expects us to just learn it and do it by our selfs. Thank you so much for explaning it very simply. Great Job.
Now I FINALLY understood how to do this! It took me months how to do the compound interest. I used the EXP button which is the wrong button, but instead I used the "yx" button to get the right answer! Thanks, Jimmy!
Your teaching rules bro. Every time I had a math class the teacher would look at us as if we were dumb for not knowing how to work a math problem. This is ALL I need to understand loans. Thanks! :)
My Mathematics teacher Just teaches us, not clearly. -___-"
iheartblue18 2 weeks ago
Thank you, my maths teacher is crazy Thanks for the equasion!
gisda1 2 weeks ago
Thank you so much
TheWheater 4 weeks ago
Thanks a million!
dbrogers007 1 month ago
Thanks a ton helped me so much lol
Izzy1179 3 months ago
If this is daily my teachers were right :/
Salien1999 4 months ago
Best video on here for compound interest!! I thought I was going to fail my math homework. Thank you soooooo much!
gazettefan42 10 months ago
this helped a lot! thanks (:
taylorpamplin 11 months ago
how do you calculate the rate with compound interest?
Amoses213 11 months ago
THANK GOD I FOUND THIS!
14sullku 1 year ago
jimmy chang this really helps if you neeedd helpin math i know it helped me!!
TheShaggsterz 1 year ago
Is this the formula for you to calculate interest for mortgage loan? If it is, i wouldn't think it is right formula...
I try $100.000 mortgage loan with 5% interest for 30 years, what i come for the result is really difference with bankrate.com or some other website for mortgage.
Using your formula,
A=P(1+R/N) to the power of (NT)
A=100,000(1.0042)^360=100,000(4.52)=$452,145 is the principal and interst for 30 years
So,monthly payment=$452,145/360months=$1,255.95
bankrate.com is $536.82
tinrealty 1 year ago
@tinrealty
Not completely, that formula and the $452,145 you got would be what you would owe the bank if you didn't make a single payment and for whatever reason the bank let you keep the house without making payments. What you are looking for is closer to the idea: After 1 month xxx interest was accrued. You make a payment of yyy, which brings your new principle to zzz. And then each month you rework that formula. So for your given numbers:
lostservant 11 months ago
@tinrealty
100000(1+.05/12) to the (12 x 1/12) power, thus you owe 100000(1.0042) to the 1, or $100420 at the time of your first mortgage payment, you pay $536.82 and now you owe $999,883.18 Repeat this process 359 more times and you will get 0.
lostservant 11 months ago
you friggin own i might not fail my math test tomorrow
Swaginrags 1 year ago
THANKS SO MUCH!!
MACMakeupGirl81 1 year ago
i knew i was doing something wrong, thanks a lot bro.
centeromega 1 year ago
thnx
jongkongmas 1 year ago
This is COLLEGE work? We're learning this stuff at 14 in England
bethyxboox 1 year ago
@bethyxboox same here in trinidad and tobago it sucks
serrao129 1 year ago
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MACMakeupGirl81 1 year ago
Wonderful video. Having a problem though understanding how to calculate the rate of 1 + .0042 with the power of 84. I know it is 1.0042 84 x's, but multiplying 1.0042 is totally off. How does one use the caluclator to shorten the process?
victorious14christ 1 year ago
thanks, you can teach better than my teacher at school, he just looks at us and expects us to just learn it and do it by our selfs. Thank you so much for explaning it very simply. Great Job.
VDeMuro 1 year ago
thanks you are very helpful
Mzsexymay 1 year ago
fank chew jimmay chang, wery wery helpful 4 calculating a bombs tragetory towards a helicoptorr.... .BOOM!
roysyboy 1 year ago
Thanks a bunch!
rubberducky05 1 year ago
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rubberducky05 1 year ago
finally i get it thx man
BlankXpresun93 1 year ago
How do I do the power on my calculator?
dreamingincolor4ever 1 year ago
@dreamingincolor4ever 3000(1+.0042)^84
blklist08 1 year ago
thank god, you are my savior
Tomaldinho9 1 year ago
Thankyou so much <3
I have a Maths exam in a few hours and it's 12:12am ...
I didn't understand any of it until you just explained it.
MrFacepalm95 1 year ago 2
Thanks. I understand .
MrJboogie20 1 year ago
Now I FINALLY understood how to do this! It took me months how to do the compound interest. I used the EXP button which is the wrong button, but instead I used the "yx" button to get the right answer! Thanks, Jimmy!
luxurious297 1 year ago
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I keep getting 4254.108157 So $4254.12 is the answer I keep getting. Is there something wrong with 3000*(1+0.05/12)^(12*7) ???
LadyHeather1 1 year ago
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I keep getting 4254.108157 So $4254.12 is the answer I keep getting. Is there something wrong with 3000*(1+0.05/12)^(12*7) ???
LadyHeather1 1 year ago
I keep getting 4254.108157 So $4254.12 is the answer I keep getting. Is there something wrong with 3000*(1+0.05/12)^(12*7) ???
LadyHeather1 1 year ago
This compound interest is gettin next to me and I'm weak at this.
luxurious297 2 years ago
awesome job man! thanks for the help
davduhman123 2 years ago
Almost a decade.
jforward10 2 years ago
I love this vid. I have a test first thing, and this is the only part of the lesson that's giving me the most difficulties.
Thanks so much for sharing.
IceMageRose 2 years ago
Your teaching rules bro. Every time I had a math class the teacher would look at us as if we were dumb for not knowing how to work a math problem. This is ALL I need to understand loans. Thanks! :)
FaithfulAndTrue1 2 years ago
7 years is a long freaking time to only make 1200 bucks. id invest that money into a business rather than a BANnk
jackdentreprenuer 2 years ago 2
its alrite but it would be better if it explained how to make your calulator do the 84 exponent
hockeyman2117 2 years ago
Most don't have that function, unless there a scientific calc.
Go on line and look up somthing called eCalc and download a trial version. It has a powers function that will do the required function. Cool!
ARMOROID5000 2 years ago
its 4254.1 :) just checking :)
sevensix7 3 years ago
Thanks ever so much for sharing!
lymmington 3 years ago