Can you please answer this question, using Casio FC-200V: A client places $100,000 with your branch at a rate of 3.21% p.a. At the end of 1 year, how much will your client own?
No, because you look at the final price of 500$ and you you want to know how much of it is your profit - 20%. if you sell it for 480% your profit from this price is 16.67%
what's the point in that? if you invested 400 and got 500 you will want to know the return over the money you initially placed, not the % that it now represents from the total
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Can you please answer this question, using Casio FC-200V:
A client places $100,000 with your branch at a rate of 3.21% p.a.
At the end of 1 year, how much will your client own?
20% of 400 is 80 so the sell price must be 480 not 500 , am i right ?
No, because you look at the final price of 500$ and you you want to know how much of it is your profit - 20%. if you sell it for 480% your profit from this price is 16.67%
what's the point in that? if you invested 400 and got 500 you will want to know the return over the money you initially placed, not the % that it now represents from the total
bought this calculator for $74. ergh. it better get me an A lol.
dude what. i got this calculator for $23 USD on amazon lol
*cries to the corner* unfortunately amazon doesnt ship to my country.
I've just got a used one for 42 usd
200/500=40% why all that bother ... ?