At approximately 7.9% a sum will double itself in 10 years.
For rough mental arithmetic, there is a 'rule of 70' for doubling of an investment. Divide the number 70 by the time period. e.g. 70 / 10 in the example given. Works reasonably well for small interest rates.
5 years
If it is simple interest, then it is 2700. ■
simple interst is when you earn interest from your principal but compound interest is when you earn interest from your principal as well as from your previous interest
5,132.33^10
Rs 84 in all.
$494.34 Interest= principal amount * time* simple interest %
Rs 80.
5 years
670.50
If it is simple interest, then it is 2700. ■
Assuming it is 2.05 percentper annum, then 2.05% of the amount that you deposit (or 2.05% of the average amount of your deposit).Assuming it is 2.05 percentper annum, then 2.05% of the amount that you deposit (or 2.05% of the average amount of your deposit).Assuming it is 2.05 percentper annum, then 2.05% of the amount that you deposit (or 2.05% of the average amount of your deposit).Assuming it is 2.05 percentper annum, then 2.05% of the amount that you deposit (or 2.05% of the average amount of your deposit).
In 2.54 years the compound interest will amount to 282.39 in both cases.
simple interst is when you earn interest from your principal but compound interest is when you earn interest from your principal as well as from your previous interest
5,132.33^10
Assuming simple interest, you multiply the capital times the interest rate times the number of years.
120
Rs 84 in all.