Derive Formula for Future Value of Annuities with Timeline

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Present Value P of an Annuity of n payments of R each at the end of consecutive interest periods with interest compounded at a rate i per period is given by the formula: PV=R((1-(1+i)^(-n))/i)
Annuity and Future Value: • Annuity and Future Val...

[@dasartattack]

In college teachers only taught us how 2 do the numericals by applying those formulas
From the very beginning I was thinking how these formulas came ....
After watching ur this video
Now, I have understood little how they came as formulas !
Thank u for sharing ur knowledge to us !💐

[@baburashraf3862]

You should do pure math

[@Vaibhav-112]

Thankyou 🎉 very helpful

[@somyajain3431]

Nicely explained. Thank you.

[@MathematicsTutor]

Thanks

[@fukumann]

Wonderful explanation Mr. Kumar! You take the mystery out Geometric Series. Thank You!

[@MathematicsTutor]

Thanks a lot for appreciation

[@Abhishek-xz9nv]

I was not aware that ratio between each payments is same and that's where Geometric progression comes.Thank you so much sir for creating this link.

[@MathematicsTutor]

My pleasure, Thanks for appreciation

[@jamescarroll6954]

Very good presentation, Professor Kumar.

[@ghulammurtazakamal9222]

Very Well explained Professor Kumar. Formula concept is made clear. Thanks.

[@onepeopletv6531]

Thank you Mr Kumar 🙌

[@dasartattack]

Thank u sir

[@rushaidamahbub]

Sir, this was so helpful. Can you please also do one on geometric gradient series formula?

[@sonu_salym76]

amazing anil sir❤

[@BooksInShort22]

Beauty ❤

[@dhruvasharma8751]

Really helpful thankyou ❤

[@kiduaalute603]

Thank you

[@fish4156]

Thank you!

[@peckishwolf3415]

Why last deposit/investment is not going to earn any interest ? If it's not getting any interest. Why do we have to invest ? Please answer.

[@lutf.e.sukhanwari2956]

ju sir

[@roseb2105]

Isn't the geometric series formula 1 minus 1+v to the power of n( not the other way around) divided by v

[@sanjayshanmugam770]

Why we are multipling 100 with 1+i sir??

[@asmaiqbal402]

What if we have a present value??

[@HemantKumar-108]

Bhai pata nahi sir ne india kio chhod diya yaar ache logi ho chhale jata hai bhhar

[@MathematicsTutor]

Feel more connected after being away. Love you and Love India!

[@shaunyonghansiong1206]

100i % actually =P
coz if 5%, i should be 0.05 in your formula