hello,
their are two programs
1)
data earnings;
amount=1000;
rate=0.0375;
do month =1 to 12;
ci=(amount+earned)*rate;
earned+ci;
output;
end;
run;
this calculates compound interest
and second one :
2)
data earnings;
do year=1 to 20;
capital+2000;
do month =1 to 12;
interest=capital*(0.075/12);
capital+interest;
output;
end;end;
run;
which is also calculating the interest but i dont know what is happening in the second .why do they divide by 12 ?
The first one calculates 3.75 percent per month, the second one 7.5 percent per year, split over 12 months.
The first one calculates 3.75 percent per month, the second one 7.5 percent per year, split over 12 months.
what is the purpose of calculating interest this way when . Is it practically used ?
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