Ans 4.73
FV = | Future Value |
PV = | Present Value |
r = | rate of interest |
n= | no of period |
FV/ PV = | (1 + r )^n |
1000000 / 250000= | (1 + r%)^30 |
4 = | (1 + r%)^30 |
r = | 4.73% |
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