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Let's say I have 1000 dollars, I get interest daily, at a rate of 3%....what's the formula to see how much I would have at the end of the month? or at the end of the year even?
			
			Originally posted by: z0mb13
3% is yearly or daily?
if daily (also a month is 30 days):
1.03^30*$1000
if yearly, divide 3% by 365 days first
Originally posted by: Accipiter22
Originally posted by: z0mb13
3% is yearly or daily?
if daily (also a month is 30 days):
1.03^30*$1000
if yearly, divide 3% by 365 days first
thanks! (it was daily)
thanks for the other replies too!
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: Accipiter22
Originally posted by: z0mb13
3% is yearly or daily?
if daily (also a month is 30 days):
1.03^30*$1000
if yearly, divide 3% by 365 days first
thanks! (it was daily)
thanks for the other replies too!
Are you sure the daily interest rate is 3%? Is it possible that it's 3% annual interest, compounded daily? Even if this is just a homework problem, I don't think they'd give you such an unrealistic problem.
Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: Accipiter22
Originally posted by: z0mb13
3% is yearly or daily?
if daily (also a month is 30 days):
1.03^30*$1000
if yearly, divide 3% by 365 days first
thanks! (it was daily)
thanks for the other replies too!
Are you sure the daily interest rate is 3%? Is it possible that it's 3% annual interest, compounded daily? Even if this is just a homework problem, I don't think they'd give you such an unrealistic problem.
yes 3% daily interest is VERY high

 
				
		