Question #310901

a nominal interest rate of 19,40% per year, compounded monthly, is equivalent to a continuous compounding rate of


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Expert's answer
2022-03-14T17:39:17-0400

According to compound interest formula

R=P(1+in)tnR=P*(1+{\frac i n})^{t*n} , where P - initial amount, i -interest rate, n - number of payments per year, t - number of years

According to continious compounding interest formula

R=PertR=P*e^{rt} , r - rate of interest, t - time

So, in the given case we have(for one year)

P(1+0.19412)112=Pert    1.212=er    r=ln(1.212)    r=0.1922=19.22P(1+{\frac {0.194} {12}})^{1*12}=P*e^{rt}\implies1.212=e^r\implies r=ln(1.212)\implies r=0.1922=19.22 %(approximately)


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