Math, asked by kondaraju2014, 4 months ago

what will happen if interest is compounded quarterly how many conversion periods will be there what about the quarter year rate how much will it be of the annual rate discuss with your friends

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Answered by ruhu53

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Answered by rajeshamsanjay9

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Step-by-step explanation:

If interest is compounded quarterly than its 1/4

2)there will be 4 conversion period

3)the annual rate will divided be 1/4 and the quarter

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