A bank charges Money Co. an interest rate of 12% compounded quarterly on its line of credit. If the effective interest rate were to increase by 2.80%, calculate the new interest rate compounded quarterly. A bank has decided to set its interest rates to compound monthly on all deposits in order to give customers the same benefits as its current offering of 5.19% compounded quarterly. At what value should the monthly compounded interest rate be set?

A bank charges Money Co. an interest rate of 12% compounded quarterly on its line of credit. If the effective interest rate were to increase by 2.80%, calculate the new interest rate compounded quarterly. A bank has decided to set its interest rates to compound monthly on all deposits in order to give customers the same benefits as its current offering of 5.19% compounded quarterly. At what value should the monthly compounded interest rate be set?

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