Mass does not determine the rate something will fall. The rate of acceleration is constant as gravity, regardless of mass.
That it will always fall at the same rate no matter how hight you are
Galileo said any two objects in a vacuum will fall at the same rate.
They will fall faster and faster until friction slows the rate of descent.
because it does
intrest rate
$7,903.50 if the intrest rate is 4% (A high bank intrest rate percentage)
what is the currnet rate of personel loan intrest
government policy intrest rate parity balance of payment changes
to make money through intrest charges. The intrest they charge for lending is always a higher rate than what they will pay you if you save with them, so they always make money.
The local economy will be higher raising on inflation and the value of currency of the price will be in intrest rate as decreasing.
You are charged an annual intrest rate for example 18%. Intrest is calculated by the day. For example if you want to know how much a company is charging you per day for a balance all that you need to do is take the intrest rate that is being charged divide that by 365 ( days in a year) and then multiply that by the amount of your balance. For example your balance is $1000.00 your intrest rate is 18% 18%/365=0.0004931 0.0004931 x 1000.00=$.049 in this example you are being charged $.49 per day wich would equal about $180.00 per year for a $1000.00 balance. But keep in mind that the credit card companies are going to chare you intrest on the intrest that accrues so you would end up paying more than the $180.00 per year
Lower the intrest rate on loans
This was answered by a 6th grader. Example- Principal - 100 Intrest Rate - 5% Time in years - 3 100 x .05 = 5 5 x 3 = 15
Simply multiply the capital, the number of years, and the interest rate. Note: Presumably, the interest rate is a percentage, so you can express it as 0.04 or as 4/100.
if .65 is annual rate.. and you are calculating annual interest.. then 75000*.65/100 = 487.5 annual intrest just make sure the interest rate and period should be same. for example you need to calculate monthly intrest from above equation then u have to divide your answer by 12 487.5/12 = 40.625 monthly intrest
10 Lakh ka cash credit account ka kya sbi bank ka intrest rate hai