SOLUTION: hi there, here is my question
£883.61 = £1040/(1 + i2)2. Solving for i2 we get 8.489 per cent as the two-period spot rate
how do I solve for i2?, can you please show me all t
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Question 957790: hi there, here is my question
£883.61 = £1040/(1 + i2)2. Solving for i2 we get 8.489 per cent as the two-period spot rate
how do I solve for i2?, can you please show me all the steps?
thank you!!!
Tony
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I'm assuming the 2 is an exponent in each case in the denominator.
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