FINANCIAL ACCT.FUND.(LOOSELEAF)
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Chapter B, Problem 4E
To determine
Annual Interest Rate:
The annual interest rate refers to the rate of interest at which the annual simple interest is calculated. It is the rate of interest that is paid on an investment or loan or bonds after to take into consideration of compounding over a period of time.
To identify: The annual interest rate of investment.
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