Arithmeticeasy · Past Paper
If interest is compounded semi-annually, the number of periods (n) for T years is:
AT
BT/2
C2T
D4T
✓ Correct Answer: C — 2T
There are two half-year periods in one year, so for T years, n = 2T.
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