I've scoured the other offerings on this topic across youtube, and this is by far the most clearly and fully explained. Unusually for a maths tutor, this man goes out of his way to give those of us who are not naturally number-wise, a means of grabbing the concept and not just the mechanical drill of working toward a correct answer. Very good indeed. Subscribed.
This cleared everything up. My calculator didnt have the Yx button... my computer didnt either. I used the xY key and got the same answer. Im now looking up my calculator to see what is the equivalent for exponents. But this video helped me solve a problem I was trying to solve a whole day. My issue was calculating Time and the exponent. * I just looked up how to raise a number to a power other than 2 or 3. It was the same symbol ^ that was displayed on your calculator but I have to use a different button and icon. Got the same answer though. Thanks.
What about compound interest in which one adds to the principal per month/year. For instance, initial investment of $1000 (+200) every month and that amount compounds at a rate 5% a month... How much would it be after 1yr, 2yrs?!
on the first working out of n*t you just changed the t= 2 1/2 (30) into months but didnt put in the n value which was 12 to multiply the 30..... or maybe have i missed something
Hello? can u help me? how to solve this question.. the question is like this - A sum of money RM X was deposited in a savings account with interest 7% compounded monthly on 1 june 2013. On 1 September 2015, RM500 is withdrawn and balance as of 1 April 2015 is RM 6464.40. Find the value of X.. PLEASE HELP
5: 57 Hey man this video is great but I still don't understand what you did with the 1 and the 0.0025. PLEASEEE HELP, I HAVE EXAM IN 2 WK!! THANK U!! :)
Fascist tyrant Is this possible to do without a calculator? I managed to get up to the 0.025 part but then u have to "power by 30 compounding periods". Thanks
Finally, a video that explains every step in detail. thank you
I've scoured the other offerings on this topic across youtube, and this is by far the most clearly and fully explained. Unusually for a maths tutor, this man goes out of his way to give those of us who are not naturally number-wise, a means of grabbing the concept and not just the mechanical drill of working toward a correct answer. Very good indeed. Subscribed.
best example on youtube !!!! kinda underrated
Showing me how to complete this with the scientific calculator was key in me finishing this formula. Thank you.
finally a video on youtube that i understood thank you very much you deserve a
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TeacherTerry thank you so much for your class!. many greetings from Lima, Peru!
This video helped me more than you can imagine!
I'm presently doing College Maths and this was very helpful.
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Thank you so much for posting this. I was really struggling on how to get this until I watched this video.
This cleared everything up. My calculator didnt have the Yx button... my computer didnt either. I used the xY key and got the same answer. Im now looking up my calculator to see what is the equivalent for exponents. But this video helped me solve a problem I was trying to solve a whole day. My issue was calculating Time and the exponent. * I just looked up how to raise a number to a power other than 2 or 3. It was the same symbol ^ that was displayed on your calculator but I have to use a different button and icon. Got the same answer though. Thanks.
Thank u Thank u Thank u Thank u. I finally have understood how to calculate compound interest. You are the best.
No, ...., you are the best! I appreciate you watching and commenting. Terry V
BEST COMPOUND INTEREST VIDEO EVER !!!
How do you do this without a calculator? I’m testing this weekend and we’re aren’t allowed to use calculators.
Very helpful
Thanks, I never understood this till now
I appreciate you letting me know, Stu. Thanks for watching.
Well explained
Thankyou so much sir💜
Fantastic explanation!
What about compound interest in which one adds to the principal per month/year. For instance, initial investment of $1000 (+200) every month and that amount compounds at a rate 5% a month... How much would it be after 1yr, 2yrs?!
Good job
on the first working out of n*t you just changed the t= 2 1/2 (30) into months but didnt put in the n value which was 12 to multiply the 30.....
or maybe have i missed something
2 and 1/2
1÷2= 0.5 plus 2 = 2.5
N=12 monthly x T=2.5yrs
=30
thank you so much for this this is the easiest video that i had seen
You’re welcome, Christine. Thanks for watching!
Hello? can u help me? how to solve this question.. the question is like this - A sum of money RM X was deposited in a savings account with interest 7% compounded monthly on 1 june 2013. On 1 September 2015, RM500 is withdrawn and balance as of 1 April 2015 is RM 6464.40. Find the value of X.. PLEASE HELP
Ok and How i can calculate y(x) if i don't have calculator ?
How do you solve: if you borrow $2000 that you need to repay it in 12 mths. Installments of $189.12. What is the annual interest?
Have the amount, have the principle find the rate of Interest formula please
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but why wasnt 'n' multiplied by't'????
5: 57 Hey man this video is great but I still don't understand what you did with the 1 and the 0.0025. PLEASEEE HELP, I HAVE EXAM IN 2 WK!! THANK U!! :)
Don't worry I figured it out! Thank you so much man! This really helped a lot :) UR AWESOME
Why you put 1.07778?
Calculate APR
Gg
2 and a half years is 2.6, not 2.5
no it is 2.5. He's right
PlebNamedShayan no, its 6/12=0.5
Then the govt comes in and takes their cut. Some bullshit
Thanks mate 👍
Well explained
Fascist tyrant
Is this possible to do without a calculator? I managed to get up to the 0.025 part but then u have to "power by 30 compounding periods". Thanks