Drift Flux Model
Engineering Economic Analysis · 1,695 words · 8 min read · EN-ORIG

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welcome to the lecture on interest formulas so in this lecture we will discuss about the discrete compounding discrete payments in that we will come across certain symbols what does these symbols mean so in these symbols you have i n p a and F where I is the annual interest
rate and the n is number of Interest
periods then p is present amount at the beginning a whenever we will discuss this will be equal annual payment
made at the end of the
year F will be the final amount or compounded amount so we will have certain points to remember that we will be following the concept that end of one year is beginning of the next year so if a payment is made at the end of the year it means the same amount will be at the
beginning of the next year p means beginning of a year that is present time at zero time f is at the end of n year now occurrence of a so what does it mean when a and P are involved so when A and P are involved if we see at zero time a starts from one
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