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03-25-2021, 09:27 PM
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Misc help me solve my homework (pic)
Time value of money just ****s me. I don't even know where to start


03-25-2021, 09:27 PM
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$3.50
03-25-2021, 09:29 PM
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03-25-2021, 09:30 PM
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6000, final guess
03-25-2021, 09:31 PM
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lol
easy as fuk class man srs
easy as fuk class man srs
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03-25-2021, 09:33 PM
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lol honestly, this is someone's time to shine. I got an explanation but it's so chit. If someone can frame this in terms I can understand, reps and respect.
03-25-2021, 09:38 PM
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Do you not know how to use a financial calculator?
03-25-2021, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted By Glutebrahhh⏩
This is probably a simple math problem with a formulalol honestly, this is someone's time to shine. I got an explanation but it's so chit. If someone can frame this in terms I can understand, reps and respect.
03-25-2021, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
I am allowed to use a ten key. I know this is **** is kind of useless, but i'm more frustrated that I don't understand the concept.Do you not know how to use a financial calculator?
03-25-2021, 09:41 PM
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$2012
03-25-2021, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted By DefaultMode⏩
Totally.This is probably a simple math problem with a formula
But can you tell me what the simple formula is?
03-25-2021, 09:45 PM
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03-25-2021, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Glutebrahhh⏩
So you have to pay $6k for this service.I am allowed to use a ten key. I know this is **** is kind of useless, but i'm more frustrated that I don't understand the concept.
Figure you are going to clear an extra $12k revenue from the daily money market rate, right? Just multiply to get the daily rate and extrapolate.
$6k net value of service
03-25-2021, 09:53 PM
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Easily solved with a Laplace transform
03-25-2021, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted By realiti⏩
I calculated 6k.
100k/day, *365, cash. 2 days of money market interest on this saved from the bank. 0.06%*2/365 * [100k*365] = 12k, total saved.
500*12 = 6k, the cost.
12k-6k = 6k, net saved.
100k/day, *365, cash. 2 days of money market interest on this saved from the bank. 0.06%*2/365 * [100k*365] = 12k, total saved.
500*12 = 6k, the cost.
12k-6k = 6k, net saved.
Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
Alright you guys win. You have my attention. So... I feel retard.So you have to pay $6k for this service.
Figure you are going to clear an extra $12k revenue from the daily money market rate, right? Just multiply to get the daily rate and extrapolate.
$6k net value of service
Figure you are going to clear an extra $12k revenue from the daily money market rate, right? Just multiply to get the daily rate and extrapolate.
$6k net value of service
daily receipt x the extra days x rate...

lmao also on RC, I'll get you guys tomorrow I think
03-25-2021, 09:57 PM
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03-25-2021, 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Glutebrahhh⏩
what about me *******, i said 6000 first before anyone elseAlright you guys win. You have my attention. So... I feel retard.
daily receipt x the extra days x rate...

lmao also on RC, I'll get you guys tomorrow I think
daily receipt x the extra days x rate...

lmao also on RC, I'll get you guys tomorrow I think
03-25-2021, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted By DefaultMode⏩
lol suk a dik you slack jawed ******* you typed 'final guess'what about me *******, i said 6000 first before anyone else
03-25-2021, 10:50 PM
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03-25-2021, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Glutebrahhh⏩
Wowlol suk a dik you slack jawed ******* you typed 'final guess'
No fuking gratitude
03-25-2021, 10:57 PM
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03-25-2021, 11:12 PM
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Bruh, you know excel has the formulas under =FV and =PV n ****?
Just need to remember when a zero or S negative are required.
Just need to remember when a zero or S negative are required.
03-26-2021, 03:15 AM
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I think this is it but idk.
1. In original scenario you're missing out on 4 days worth of interest ( 1+[0.06/365] * 4 ) on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.0006576964 * 100k * 365 =
$24005.92
2. In the $500 scenario you're paying $500 but gaining 2 days interest payment. 1+[0.06/365] ^2 on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.00032879415 * 100k * 365 =
$12000.9863014
The difference here is $12000
Then less the fee of ($500) * 12 = ($6000)
24000
(12000)
(6000)
= +$6000
1. In original scenario you're missing out on 4 days worth of interest ( 1+[0.06/365] * 4 ) on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.0006576964 * 100k * 365 =
$24005.92
2. In the $500 scenario you're paying $500 but gaining 2 days interest payment. 1+[0.06/365] ^2 on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.00032879415 * 100k * 365 =
$12000.9863014
The difference here is $12000
Then less the fee of ($500) * 12 = ($6000)
24000
(12000)
(6000)
= +$6000
03-26-2021, 03:25 AM
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I think this is it but idk.
1. In original scenario you're missing out on 4 days worth of interest ( 1+[0.06/365] * 4 ) on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.0006576964 * 100k * 365 =
$24005.92
2. In the $500 scenario you're paying $500 but gaining 2 days interest payment. 1+[0.06/365] ^2 on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.00032879415 * 100k * 365 =
$12000.9863014
The difference here is $12000
Then less the fee of ($500) * 12 = ($6000)
24000
(12000)
(6000)
= +$350
1. In original scenario you're missing out on 4 days worth of interest ( 1+[0.06/365] * 4 ) on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.0006576964 * 100k * 365 =
$24005.92
2. In the $500 scenario you're paying $500 but gaining 2 days interest payment. 1+[0.06/365] ^2 on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.00032879415 * 100k * 365 =
$12000.9863014
The difference here is $12000
Then less the fee of ($500) * 12 = ($6000)
24000
(12000)
(6000)
= +$350
03-26-2021, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted By BigBoyPants⏩
loldI think this is it but idk.
1. In original scenario you're missing out on 4 days worth of interest ( 1+[0.06/365] * 4 ) on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.0006576964 * 100k * 365 =
$24005.92
2. In the $500 scenario you're paying $500 but gaining 2 days interest payment. 1+[0.06/365] ^2 on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.00032879415 * 100k * 365 =
$12000.9863014
The difference here is $12000
Then less the fee of ($500) * 12 = ($6000)
24000
(12000)
(6000)
= +$350
1. In original scenario you're missing out on 4 days worth of interest ( 1+[0.06/365] * 4 ) on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.0006576964 * 100k * 365 =
$24005.92
2. In the $500 scenario you're paying $500 but gaining 2 days interest payment. 1+[0.06/365] ^2 on 100k for each collection. 365 collections per year => 0.00032879415 * 100k * 365 =
$12000.9863014
The difference here is $12000
Then less the fee of ($500) * 12 = ($6000)
24000
(12000)
(6000)
= +$350
mirin avi too
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