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14 April, 00:15

you borrowed $4 from your roomate to buy backup calculator batteries on the way to the exam. the next day, you repaid the $4 plus an addition 1 cent in interest to your roomate. Express this interest that you paid your roommate in EAR

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  1. 14 April, 02:41
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    0.2840 or 28.40%

    Explanation:

    The formula for EAR = (1 + i/n) ^n - 1

    Where i = stated interest rate

    n = number of compounding periods

    In this case since the interest he paid is 1 cent, to convert it into percentage, we divide it by the dollar and multiply by 100

    Note: 100 cent = 1 dollar

    Therefore 4 dollars = 400 cents

    To get the Interest rates = 1/400 x 100

    = 0.25

    n = 365 since we are computing daily

    (1 + 0.25/365) ^365 - 1

    (1 + 0.000685) ^365 - 1

    (1.000685) ^365 - 1

    1.2840 - 1

    0.2840 or 28.40%.
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