We are given 10 different problems related to finance. They include calculations involving simple and compound interest, annuities, and loan amortization. We need to solve each of these problems.

Applied MathematicsFinanceSimple InterestCompound InterestAnnuitiesLoan AmortizationPresent ValueFuture Value
2025/3/22

1. Problem Description

We are given 10 different problems related to finance. They include calculations involving simple and compound interest, annuities, and loan amortization. We need to solve each of these problems.

2. Solution Steps

Problem 1: Simple Interest
Principal P=5000P = 5000, Rate r=6%=0.06r = 6\% = 0.06, Time t=3t = 3 years.
Simple Interest I=PrtI = Prt
Total Amount A=P+I=P+Prt=P(1+rt)A = P + I = P + Prt = P(1+rt)
I=5000×0.06×3=900I = 5000 \times 0.06 \times 3 = 900
A=5000+900=5900A = 5000 + 900 = 5900
Problem 2: Simple Interest
Principal P=12000P = 12000, Rate r=8%=0.08r = 8\% = 0.08, Time t=5t = 5 years.
Simple Interest I=PrtI = Prt
Total Amount A=P+I=P+Prt=P(1+rt)A = P + I = P + Prt = P(1+rt)
I=12000×0.08×5=4800I = 12000 \times 0.08 \times 5 = 4800
A=12000+4800=16800A = 12000 + 4800 = 16800
Problem 3: Compound Interest
Principal P=3000P = 3000, Rate r=5%=0.05r = 5\% = 0.05, Time t=4t = 4 years, compounded annually.
A=P(1+r)tA = P(1+r)^t
A=3000(1+0.05)4=3000(1.05)4=3000×1.215506253646.52A = 3000(1+0.05)^4 = 3000(1.05)^4 = 3000 \times 1.21550625 \approx 3646.52
Problem 4: Compound Interest
Principal P=7500P = 7500, Rate r=4%=0.04r = 4\% = 0.04, Time t=6t = 6 years, compounded semi-annually.
rsemi=0.042=0.02r_{semi} = \frac{0.04}{2} = 0.02, n=6×2=12n = 6 \times 2 = 12
A=P(1+rsemi)nA = P(1+r_{semi})^n
A=7500(1+0.02)12=7500(1.02)12=7500×1.268241799511.81A = 7500(1+0.02)^{12} = 7500(1.02)^{12} = 7500 \times 1.26824179 \approx 9511.81
Problem 5: Compound Interest
Principal P=100000P = 100000, Rate r=10%=0.10r = 10\% = 0.10, Time t=5t = 5 years.
(i) Compounded Monthly
rmonthly=0.1012=0.0083333...r_{monthly} = \frac{0.10}{12} = 0.0083333..., n=5×12=60n = 5 \times 12 = 60
A=P(1+rmonthly)nA = P(1+r_{monthly})^n
A=100000(1+0.0083333)60=100000(1.0083333)60=100000×1.645308949164530.89A = 100000(1+0.0083333)^{60} = 100000(1.0083333)^{60} = 100000 \times 1.645308949 \approx 164530.89
I=AP=164530.89100000=64530.89I = A - P = 164530.89 - 100000 = 64530.89
(ii) Compounded Quarterly
rquarterly=0.104=0.025r_{quarterly} = \frac{0.10}{4} = 0.025, n=5×4=20n = 5 \times 4 = 20
A=P(1+rquarterly)nA = P(1+r_{quarterly})^n
A=100000(1+0.025)20=100000(1.025)20=100000×1.63861644163861.64A = 100000(1+0.025)^{20} = 100000(1.025)^{20} = 100000 \times 1.63861644 \approx 163861.64
I=AP=163861.64100000=63861.64I = A - P = 163861.64 - 100000 = 63861.64
Problem 6: Future Value of an Ordinary Annuity
Payment PMT=200PMT = 200, Rate r=6%=0.06r = 6\% = 0.06, Time t=5t = 5 years, compounded monthly.
rmonthly=0.0612=0.005r_{monthly} = \frac{0.06}{12} = 0.005, n=5×12=60n = 5 \times 12 = 60
FV=PMT×(1+rmonthly)n1rmonthlyFV = PMT \times \frac{(1+r_{monthly})^n - 1}{r_{monthly}}
FV=200×(1+0.005)6010.005=200×(1.005)6010.005=200×1.3488501510.005=200×0.348850150.005=200×69.7700313954.01FV = 200 \times \frac{(1+0.005)^{60} - 1}{0.005} = 200 \times \frac{(1.005)^{60} - 1}{0.005} = 200 \times \frac{1.34885015 - 1}{0.005} = 200 \times \frac{0.34885015}{0.005} = 200 \times 69.77003 \approx 13954.01
Problem 7: Future Value of an Ordinary Annuity
Payment PMT=250000PMT = 250000, Rate r=10%=0.10r = 10\% = 0.10, Time t=5t = 5 years, compounded annually.
FV=PMT×(1+r)n1rFV = PMT \times \frac{(1+r)^n - 1}{r}
FV=250000×(1+0.10)510.10=250000×(1.1)510.10=250000×1.6105110.10=250000×0.610510.10=250000×6.1051=1526275FV = 250000 \times \frac{(1+0.10)^5 - 1}{0.10} = 250000 \times \frac{(1.1)^5 - 1}{0.10} = 250000 \times \frac{1.61051 - 1}{0.10} = 250000 \times \frac{0.61051}{0.10} = 250000 \times 6.1051 = 1526275
Problem 8:
Initial Investment =
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0. Annual withdrawal =

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0. Interest rate = 4%. Number of years =

7. Let $A_n$ be the amount after $n$ years.

A0=10000A_0 = 10000
A1=A0(1+0.04)1500=10000(1.04)1500=104001500=8900A_1 = A_0 (1+0.04) - 1500 = 10000(1.04) - 1500 = 10400 - 1500 = 8900
A2=A1(1.04)1500=8900(1.04)1500=92561500=7756A_2 = A_1 (1.04) - 1500 = 8900(1.04) - 1500 = 9256 - 1500 = 7756
A3=A2(1.04)1500=7756(1.04)1500=8066.241500=6566.24A_3 = A_2 (1.04) - 1500 = 7756(1.04) - 1500 = 8066.24 - 1500 = 6566.24
A4=A3(1.04)1500=6566.24(1.04)1500=6828.88961500=5328.8896A_4 = A_3 (1.04) - 1500 = 6566.24(1.04) - 1500 = 6828.8896 - 1500 = 5328.8896
A5=A4(1.04)1500=5328.8896(1.04)1500=5542.0451841500=4042.045184A_5 = A_4 (1.04) - 1500 = 5328.8896(1.04) - 1500 = 5542.045184 - 1500 = 4042.045184
A6=A5(1.04)1500=4042.045184(1.04)1500=4203.726991361500=2703.72699136A_6 = A_5 (1.04) - 1500 = 4042.045184(1.04) - 1500 = 4203.72699136 - 1500 = 2703.72699136
A7=A6(1.04)1500=2703.72699136(1.04)1500=2811.87607101441500=1311.8760710144A_7 = A_6 (1.04) - 1500 = 2703.72699136(1.04) - 1500 = 2811.8760710144 - 1500 = 1311.8760710144
1311.88\approx 1311.88
Problem 9: Present Value of an Annuity Due
Cash Price = 40000
Installment Plan: 8 equal yearly installments at the beginning of each year. Rate = 12%
Let PMTPMT be the amount of each installment.
PV=PMT×1(1+r)nr×(1+r)PV = PMT \times \frac{1 - (1+r)^{-n}}{r} \times (1+r)
40000=PMT×1(1+0.12)80.12×(1+0.12)40000 = PMT \times \frac{1 - (1+0.12)^{-8}}{0.12} \times (1+0.12)
40000=PMT×1(1.12)80.12×1.1240000 = PMT \times \frac{1 - (1.12)^{-8}}{0.12} \times 1.12
40000=PMT×10.4038750.12×1.1240000 = PMT \times \frac{1 - 0.403875}{0.12} \times 1.12
40000=PMT×0.5961250.12×1.1240000 = PMT \times \frac{0.596125}{0.12} \times 1.12
40000=PMT×4.967708333×1.1240000 = PMT \times 4.967708333 \times 1.12
40000=PMT×5.56383333340000 = PMT \times 5.563833333
PMT=400005.5638333337188.29PMT = \frac{40000}{5.563833333} \approx 7188.29
Problem 10: Amortization Schedule (Not able to prepare in text-only format)
Loan Amount = 42000, Interest Rate = 12%, Lender's Return = 8%, Number of Years = 8
This problem can't be properly solved without further clarifications.

3. Final Answer

Problem 1: Interest earned: $
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0. Total amount: $

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0. Problem 2: Total interest paid: $

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0. Final amount to be repaid: $

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0. Problem 3: Total amount: $3646.

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2. Problem 4: Amount accumulated: $9511.

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1. Problem 5: (i) Total amount: $164530.

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9. Compound interest: $64530.

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9. (ii) Total amount: $163861.

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4. Compound interest: $63861.

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4. Problem 6: Amount accumulated: $13954.

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1. Problem 7: Sum of money available: $

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5. Problem 8: Amount left after seven years: $1311.

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8. Problem 9: Amount of each installment: $7188.

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9. Problem 10: Amortization schedule cannot be prepared here.

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