Interest rate per compounding period = I/n. I = nominal rate n = no of compounding period
= 0.0368/2 = 0.0184
A bank CD would give you 3.68 APR with semi-annual compounding what’s the interest rate per...
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A bank CD would give you 4.02% APR with quarterly compounding. What’s the quarterly interest rate for this CD? (Keep percentages with two decimals)
Page 4 of 10 Question 4 (1 poirtb) A bank CD would give you 3.55% APR with rate per compounding period for this CD (assuming 365 days per year)? daily compounding. What's the interest Note: keep only the percentage points with decimals. For example, if you answer is 9.95%, type"9.95" into the answer box, and the "%" into the unit box (not necessary) Your Answer: Answer units D View hint for Question 4 Page 4 of 10
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