Compound Interest Factors and Patterns of Cash Flows
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2021
- This video explains the six basic patterns of cash flows and their associated compound-interest-factors. The factors include P/F, F/P, P/A, A/P, F/A, A,F. P = present value, F = future value, A = annuity (a constant repeating amount).
Sir your channel is best for engineering economics, please make new videos and cover all topics
Thank you! I'm working on it!
@@EngineeringEconomicsGuy Totally agree! You are already a reference here!
Do you have a video of those tips and tricks if I'm solving for a variable in the compound-interest-factor?
The best thing I have is a video on using linear interpolation to find "i" : ruclips.net/video/IP2XNmbKaFk/видео.html
I don't really have any videos about solving for 'n' in a compound-interest-factor. I would, however, recommend learning how to use the 'Goal Seek' function in Excel - there are tons of good RUclips videos on that. It is a very useful thing to know, AND you can use it to solve your Engineering Economics 'homework' very quickly! You should also explore the other financial functions included in Excel. I have a video on the 'NPV' and 'IRR' functions that you might like: ruclips.net/video/NcO7LyJE8bA/видео.html
6:44Compound interest factor
Are the examples you mentioned here posted in your channel? (Compounding less/more frequent…)
Yes - I suggest you look in the 'Interest' PLAYLIST on my Channel:
ruclips.net/p/PLcfz9wmNxKqjTG5dsXDnIyUT8mCtA44Wu
Let me know if you have any questions! Look luck in your course!
Thanks so much!
You're most welcome! Happy to help.
Do you have problems where they use multiple compound interest factors? Or varying interest rates, I find it really confusing
I suggest you have a look through my 'Cash Flow Analysis' Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLcfz9wmNxKqgciRucJOr8VdEQQT_cicOT
There are probably some videos here that might help you! Good luck!
Can you next time makes a video making the amounts negative which includes losses so that they can be factored in and so the amount of losses
Thanks for the comment. I will try!
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...there is a software solution that makes me look more talented than I really am!
Please sir i need to solve example in engineering economy
OK - I can probably help. You can email me at eeconomicsguy@gmail.com
Can I get your email? I have some questions
eeconomicsguy@gmail.com