This document outlines 9 mathematics finance problems for Assignment 4. Students are asked to calculate original investments, interest rates, time periods, present values, amounts accumulated over time, and loan amortization tables using simple and compound interest formulas. The assignment is due in 10 days and students are notified that Assignment 3 is due in 7 days.
This document outlines 9 mathematics finance problems for Assignment 4. Students are asked to calculate original investments, interest rates, time periods, present values, amounts accumulated over time, and loan amortization tables using simple and compound interest formulas. The assignment is due in 10 days and students are notified that Assignment 3 is due in 7 days.
This document outlines 9 mathematics finance problems for Assignment 4. Students are asked to calculate original investments, interest rates, time periods, present values, amounts accumulated over time, and loan amortization tables using simple and compound interest formulas. The assignment is due in 10 days and students are notified that Assignment 3 is due in 7 days.
(note that assignment 3 is due 7 days after classes resume)
1. A bank offered 6% p.a. simple interest on an investment and at the end of
three years the interest paid was $900. What was the original investment? 2. Linda invested $2500 for 36 months and earned $375 simple interest. What was his yearly interest rate? 3. Ramil has been given $1000 as a twenty-first birthday present. How long does she need to invest in order to earn $150 if the bank is offering 5% p.a. simple interest? 4. Having received an inheritance from his late father, Isaiah invested the money for 5 years at 5.25% simple interest per annum and earned $5775 in total interest. How much was Isaiah’s inheritance? 5. Find the principal needed now to get each amount, that is, find the present value. a) To get $100 after 2 years at 6% compounded monthly. b) To get $75 after 3 years at 8% compounded quarterly. 6. A principal of €25000 is invested at 12% interest compounded annually. After how many years will it have exceeded €250000? 7. Over a five-year period, an original principal of $2000 accumulated to $2950 in an account in which interest was compounded quarterly. Determine the effective rate of interest to two decimal places. 8. $1000 accumulated to $1959 in an investment certificate in which interest was 4.25% compounded quarterly. Find the span of time of the investment. 9. Construct an amortization table if you get a $9,000 loan from a furniture dealer at 18% annual interest with annual payments that you will pay off in over five years. What will your annual payments be on this loan?