Flow Charts Are

question 39

Multiple Choice

Flow charts are

• A) used to illustrate a sequence of actions using special shapes and arrows to indicate the relationships.
• B) a shorthand form of writing.
• C) a means of conveying as much specific information as possible in as little space as possible.
• D) essentially another version of dot-point charts.

Determine the equivalence of cash flows at different time periods using interest rates.

Calculate and apply compound interest rates to savings and investment scenarios.

Understand the concept of compound interest and how it affects savings and investments.

Calculate future values of single sums and annuities with different compounding frequencies.

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