Find the error in equation Return = [(Value1- Value0) – 1]
Lets put some numbers in the equation and see how it works. What if you start with 100$ and it grows to $110 for a 10% return. If you plug the numbers in the equation below you get $9 not 10%. So the equation is wrong. Can you figure out how to change the equation so you get the 10%?
THE EQUATION FOR FINDING % RETURN = (P1/P0) - 1
SO YOUR EQUATION SHOULD BE : RETURN = [(VALUE1/VALUE0) - 1]
VALUE 1 (PRICE AT THE END) SHOULD BE DIVIDED BY VALUE 0 (PRICE AT THE BEGINNING). AND THEN MULTIPLY BY 100 TO CONVERT IT INTO %
WE CALL IT ALSO HOLDING PERIOD RETURN . (THUMBS UP PLEASE)
Find the error in equation Return = [(Value1- Value0) – 1] Lets put some numbers in...
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please explain how the pH was gotten.. especially the 10^-2.7
how do i put that in my calculator
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6. Consider the sum of the first 10 numbers: 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10. Can you change some of the plus signs to minus signs so that the resulting sum is 0? For example: 1+2-3-4-5-6+7-8+9+10=3. This is close, but not 0. Provide a solution or show that there isn't one.
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