Given the equation A=250 (1.1) ^t, you can determine that the interest is compounded annually and the interest rate is 10%. Suppose the interest rate were to change to being compounded quarterly. Rewrite the equation to find the new interest rate that would keep A and P the same.

What is the approximate new interest rate?

Convert your answer to a percentage, round it to the nearest tenth, and enter it in the space provided, like this: 42.53%

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Bosco

Mathematics

30 April, 03:08

Given the equation A=250 (1.1) ^t, you can determine that the interest is compounded annually and the interest rate is 10%. Suppose the interest rate were to change to being compounded quarterly. Rewrite the equation to find the new interest rate that would keep A and P the same.

What is the approximate new interest rate?

Convert your answer to a percentage, round it to the nearest tenth, and enter it in the space provided, like this: 42.53%

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Skunk · Answer 1

2.41%

Step-by-step explanation:

There are 4 quarters in a year, so the new equation would be:

A = 250 (1 + r) ^ (4t)

To find the value of r, set this equal to the first equation.

250 (1.1) ^t = 250 (1 + r) ^ (4t)

1.1^t = (1 + r) ^ (4t)

1.1 = (1 + r) ^4

∜1.1 = 1 + r

r = - 1 + ∜1.1

r ≈ 0.0241

r ≈ 2.41%

Genevieve Clark · Answer 2

76

Step-by-step explanation:

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