Math, asked by bmoumita343, 4 months ago

the time difference between anually and semi anually is

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Answered by ItzShrestha41

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Step-by-step explanation:

The time between postings of interest to accounts is called the compounding period. The compounding period is one day for a daily interest account, and it's six months for semi-annual accounts. Daily accounts earn 1/365 of the interest rate, while semi-annual postings occur twice per year.

Answered by manjeet1217

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Annually is for 1 year .

Semi- annually is for 1/2 or you can say 6 months .

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