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6) Compounding always requires the use of a financial calculator.: True
Compounding means that interest gets paid (or is earned) on previously unpaid interest.
For example, if the interest rate is 2% and you start with $1,000 after the end of a year, you'll earn or owe $20 in interest (using annual compounding). Then at the end of two years, assuming there have been no withdrawals (or payments) you earn $20.40, not $20. The previous period's interest earned interest as well.
This pattern is called compounding, and it repeats as long as the money stays invested, or the debtor owes on the debt.
7) In the compound interest formula, i stands for periodic interest rate.:True
A= P*(1+i/100)^n
P:Principal
i: Interest
n: Tenure
Interets can be anything annually, semi annually, ,quarterly,monthly etc.
8) Interest calculated on a balance every three months is said to be compounded quarterly.:True
When Interest is calculated on quarter basis then it is said to be calculated quarterly
9) The present value of an annuity looks from the present to the future:True
Present Value of Annuity means that fixed amount depoisted at fixed interval for a fixed period then discounting them to get the present value ,hence it is correct to say that annuity looks into from present to the future
10) Annuities certain have a specific stated number of payments.True
Annuities are always for a fixed tenure for which period they will be paid throughout that period
11) A bond quote of 74.375 is $743.50.:False
12) When Jessica was born in 1984, her grandparents invested $4,000 in a 5-year 5% certificate of deposit with monthly compounding. FV = 4,000(1 + .05 ÷ 12)60 can be used to find the value of the investment at maturity.
True, The above mentioned formula is for the compounding calculated on monthly basis
13) The value of an annuity is the series of payments and interest.: True
Annuity :P*R*(1+R)^n/{(1+r)^N-1}