Math, asked by boquirenjennifer91, 4 months ago

1. Which of the following refers to the fixed sum of money paid to someone at
regular intervals and subject to a fixed compound interest?
a. annuity
c. compound interest
b. simple interest
d. annuity certain​

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Answered by kunjbihree739
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Answer:

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Answered by Anonymous
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The fixed sum of money paid to someone at regular intervals and subject to fixed compound interest is Annuity. (Option a.)

  • Annuity refers to a sum of investment payable at regular intervals. For example - a regular deposit to a bank.
  • The annuities are of two types. In the case of a fixed rate annuity, the amount is subject to a fixed rate of interest.
  • In the case of variable rate annuity, the interest rate varies because of the market's forces. It usually has a higher risk.
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