monthly means that it continues one month at a time
The question can be answered only for the loan with zero interest. The loan is then 10,800 (18 x 600) that could also be paid by 1350 a month for 8 months 1080 a month for 10 months 900 a month for 12 months 720 a month for 15 months In the case the loan is not interest free the problem cannot be solved, since there are two unknown variables: a principal amount (an amount borrowed) and an annual interest rate and only one equation. For instance if you borrow 10,000 with 10% annual interest rate, the loan will be paid off in 18 monthly installments of 600, which corresponds to the question. For the same principal (10,000) and annual interest rate (10%) the loan would have been paid off in: 8 month installments of 1297; 10 month installments of 1046; 12 month installments of 879; 15 month installments of 712. But you can still have the loan with other pairs of principal and interest rate with 18 monthly installments of 600. There is a suitable Excel formula PMT too. Monthly installments can be calculated by formula: Monthly installment = Principal x {rate + (rate / [(1+rate)months - 1]} where rate = (annual rate / 12), i.e. 10% => 0,1/12
<?php $month = 360; //How many month you have for payment $monthlyPayment = 671.96; //Your monthly payment $moneyBorrowed = 99000; //How much you borrowed $totalPaid = $month * $monthlyPayment; //Number of months * Monthly payment $APRequ = $moneyBorrowed / $totalPaid; //Money Borrowed * Total money paid back $APRMonthly = abs($APRequ-1); //Returns the absolute value of the monthly APR $APR = $APRMonthly * 12; // Monthly APR to get Yearly APR echo $APR; ?>
It is 1 year and 1 month
Only if the 1% per month is compounded annually and not monthly.
.083 years are in a month. There is not actually an entire year in a month since there are ONLY months in a year (12).
No, they can be 2x times a month, 1 in 2 months and adjustable.
It is $5 the first month then $10 the rest of the months but there is a card that gives you membership for 1-3 months
£8.99 for 1 month £25.17 for 3 months and £46.14 for 6 months 6 months is the best deal Hope this helped!
monthly but usually it is 1 month ahead of the last month
month. monthes is not a word. month is for one month e.g. january. and months (not monthes) is for more than 1 month like january february march and april are all months and december is a month.
Memberships on Poptropica are 1 month, 3 months, or 6 months, but they will automatically renew when they expire, unless you tell Poptropica when you sign up!The 3-month and 6-month memberships are cheaper per month, but there is no guarantee that they will be of constant value or stay the same price when they renew.
Monthly means you get builders club for 1 month
It is 50 bucks straight up for a year. 8 bucks for 1 month. Or 20 bucks for 3 months.
The question can be answered only for the loan with zero interest. The loan is then 10,800 (18 x 600) that could also be paid by 1350 a month for 8 months 1080 a month for 10 months 900 a month for 12 months 720 a month for 15 months In the case the loan is not interest free the problem cannot be solved, since there are two unknown variables: a principal amount (an amount borrowed) and an annual interest rate and only one equation. For instance if you borrow 10,000 with 10% annual interest rate, the loan will be paid off in 18 monthly installments of 600, which corresponds to the question. For the same principal (10,000) and annual interest rate (10%) the loan would have been paid off in: 8 month installments of 1297; 10 month installments of 1046; 12 month installments of 879; 15 month installments of 712. But you can still have the loan with other pairs of principal and interest rate with 18 monthly installments of 600. There is a suitable Excel formula PMT too. Monthly installments can be calculated by formula: Monthly installment = Principal x {rate + (rate / [(1+rate)months - 1]} where rate = (annual rate / 12), i.e. 10% => 0,1/12
<?php $month = 360; //How many month you have for payment $monthlyPayment = 671.96; //Your monthly payment $moneyBorrowed = 99000; //How much you borrowed $totalPaid = $month * $monthlyPayment; //Number of months * Monthly payment $APRequ = $moneyBorrowed / $totalPaid; //Money Borrowed * Total money paid back $APRMonthly = abs($APRequ-1); //Returns the absolute value of the monthly APR $APR = $APRMonthly * 12; // Monthly APR to get Yearly APR echo $APR; ?>
Yes it is a Monthly pay $14.99 a month or you can pay $119.99 for 1 year.
It is 1 year and 1 month