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calculating discount and total interest

 
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calculating discount and total interest
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post 13 Oct, 2008 - 02:11 AM
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if you want to know the amount when you know the per cent : % * nSum / 100 = nInterestInMoney
if you want to know the per cent when you know the nInterest: 100 * nInterestInMoney / nSum = %
if you know the total amount with interest in money and % and want to know the interest in money: 100 * nTotalWithInterestInmoney / (100 + %)
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