Essentials Of Investments
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Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 21
Bank A pays 18.0% interest compounded semi-annually (i.e. every six months), while Bank B pays 17.4% interest compounded daily. Which of the
following represent the actual annual returns earned in Bank A and Bank B?
OA. 18.81% and 19.00%
B. 18.81% and 19.12%
O C. 19.03% and 19.24%
OD. 19.14% and 19.24%
OE. 19.25% and 19.48%
O F. 19.25% and 19.60%
G. 19.46% and 19.72%
OH. 19.57% and 19.72%
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