You put 10,000 TL in a bank of Turkey country at the end of the 0-th year. The bank pays different interest rates in the different years. Fill the following table: YEAR Interest rate (percent) 0 1 2 3 4 5 14 6 18 5 2 Total value 10000
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At the end of year 1, the bank pays an interest rate of 14%. To calculate the total value at the end of year 1, you need to add the interest earned to the initial amount. The interest earned is calculated by multiplying the initial amount by the interest rate (in Show more…
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