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Effective cost of trade credit = [(1 + 0.0101)^(365 / 45)] - 1
= [(1.0101)^(365/45)] - 1
= [(1.0101)^8.11] - 1-------what is this symbol mean? multiple the two or how do I get 1.0849?
= 1.0849 -1
= 0.0849 or 8.49%
Explanation:
Effective cost of trade credit = [(1 + 0.0101) ^ (365 / 45)] - 1
= [(1.0101) ^ (365/45)] - 1
= [(1.0101) ^8.11] – 1
The symbol ^ means power to; for example 5^3 means 5 power to 3 or 5 multiplied three times in following manner
5^3 = 5 * 5 *5 = 125
Similarly [(1.0101) ^8.11] means 1.0101 power to 8.11
To calculate the value of [(1.0101) ^8.11] you can use calculator where you have to write 1.0101 then press symbol ^ and write 8.11, you will get 1.0849.
Or you can use excel in following manner
Therefore,
Effective cost of trade credit = 1.0849 -1
= 0.0849 (decimal form) to convert in in percentage for you have to multiply it with 100 therefore 0.0849 * 100 = 8.49%
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