6206 results.
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Financial maths. Future value of an annuity due.
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Financial maths. Determine the cost of forgoing a discount.
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interest earned - simple interest - short term debt - promissory note, commercial paper, bank accepted bill etc Ready to useUsing simple interest determine the present value of a short term loan (promissory note, commercial paper, bank accepted bill etc).
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present value - simple interest - short term debt - promissory note, commercial paper, bank accepted bill etc Ready to useUsing simple interest determine the present value of a short term loan (promissory note, commercial paper, bank accepted bill etc).
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Using interest compounded yearly determine the interest rate
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Using interest compounded at common time intervals (except yearly) determine the interest rate per annum
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Using interest compounded at common time intervals (except yearly) determine the interest rate per annum
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Using interest compounded at common time intervals (except yearly) determine the present value
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Using interest compounded annually determine the present value
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Exam (40 questions) in Gary's workspace
A set of MCQ designed to help Level 2 Engineering students prepare/practice for the on-line GOLA test that is used to assess the C&G 2850, Level 2 Engineering, Unit 202: Engineering Principles.
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Financial maths. Shares.
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Financial maths. Shares.
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Find the price/earning ratio of a share.
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Financial maths. Cash flow amount of an ordinary perpetuity.
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Financial maths. Cash flow amount of an ordinary perpetuity.
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Financial maths. Present value of an ordinary perpetuity.
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Financial maths. Repayments on a home loan.
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Financial maths. Present value of an ordinary annuity.
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Financial maths. Future value of an ordinary annuity.
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Financial maths. number of time periods to pay off a loan
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Financial maths. Present value of an annuity due.
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Financial maths. number of time periods to pay off a loan
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Financial maths. Repayments on a home loan.
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Using simple interest determine the future value, time periods are in days, months, or quarters.
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Using simple interest determine the future value, time periods are in days, months, or quarters.
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Using simple interest determine the present value, time periods are in days, months, or quarters.
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Using simple interest determine the amount of interest paid
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Using simple interest determine the interest rate
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Using simple interest determine the number of days needed
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Financial maths. Given the nominal interest rate and the rate of inflation determine the real rate of interest
