ETA, also, is the interest compounding or are you taking it out each year?
I think it's taking it out each year--$551 is what I have in my notes from when we talked about it in class.
And, looking at this, it might be the six month thing. I'm close, I'm just not exactly there.
I think you are thinking too much about Annual Yield - just take the interest earned each year and divide by the cost 551/9082=.056213=5.62%
What answer are you getting and how are you getting it, and what's the answer in the back of the book say?
Hil? Are you reading my brain by mistake?
-t, when I do that, I get 6.066%
Huh, you sure do. What did I do to get 5.62 like I just did?
I don't know! But do it again!
9802, not 9082. Helps to read the problem the same way every time.
551/9802=.0562
Eta: and, more importantly, to type it correctly!
If I do (551x29.5+10000)-9802 = 16,728, then divide that by 29.5, I get 557.71 per year. Divide that by 9802, and I get 5.689%.