Please show steps for TVM on a TI83+ I invested $300 each month in an account...
Please show steps for TVM on a TI83+
I invested $300 each month in an account that ended up with a value of $31,000 in 6 years. What rate of return did I earn?
Homework Answers
Future Value, FV= $31,000
Monthly Deposit, PMT = $300
Time Period, N = 72
Calculating APR on Deposits,
Using TVM Calculation,
I = [PV = 0, FV= 31,000, PMT = 300, N = 72]
I = 11.60%
Rate of Return = 11.60%
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N=
I%=
PV=
PMT=
FV=
P/Y=
C/Y=
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