SOLUTION: when using compound interest rate tables, the annual rate divided by the number of periods per year gives you the -----. a. simple interest rate b. rate per period c. maturit
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Question 604727: when using compound interest rate tables, the annual rate divided by the number of periods per year gives you the -----. a. simple interest rate b. rate per period c. maturity value d. maturity rate
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Ans: interest rate per period
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Stan H.
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