This document discusses the fundamentals of calculating interest when the number of times interest is compounded per period (m) is not equal to 1. It states that when m is present, you multiply the principal (n) by m and calculate the interest rate (I) as the annual interest rate (r) divided by m.
This document discusses the fundamentals of calculating interest when the number of times interest is compounded per period (m) is not equal to 1. It states that when m is present, you multiply the principal (n) by m and calculate the interest rate (I) as the annual interest rate (r) divided by m.
This document discusses the fundamentals of calculating interest when the number of times interest is compounded per period (m) is not equal to 1. It states that when m is present, you multiply the principal (n) by m and calculate the interest rate (I) as the annual interest rate (r) divided by m.