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Multiply; round off monetary products to the nearest cent. Do not round off the non-monetary products.
a. 5.95 0.025 b. 45.83 21.6 c. 470.028 0.0906
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Joseph Patrik will deposit enough money today so that his account will contain 30,00 . in 15 years. The account will pay interest at 12 compounded semiannually. Compute the interest (in dollars) that Patrik will earn during the 15 years. (Use Tables 16-1A&B or 16-2A&B or a calculator.)
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Multiply; round off monetary products to the nearest cent. Do not round off the non-monetary products.
a. 31.402 6.55 b. 15.375 600 c. 16.54 3.93
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Harold Lau will deposit enough money today so that his account will contain 20,00 . in 10 years. The account will pay interest at 8 compounded semiannually. Compute the interest (in dollars) that Harold will earn during the 10 years. (Use Tables 16-1A&B or 16-2A&B or a calculator.)
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Multiply; round off monetary products to the nearest cent. Do not round off the non-monetary products.
a. 46.82 14.1 b. 0.625 0.25 c. 427.79 8.7
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Compute the present value in each of the following problems. Use Tables 16-1A&B or 16-2A&B or a calculator.
a. How much must you invest today at 12 compounded monthly to have 10,00 . in 2 years?
b. Compute the amount that you must deposit today into an account that pays 5 compounded quarterly to have 15,00 . in 5 years.
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Ans. #1
a. 0.14875
b. 989.93
c. 42.5845368
Ans. #2
0.12 2 = 0.06; 2 15 = 30; 30,00 . 0.17411 = 5,223.30;
30,00 . - 5,223.30= 24,776.70 interest
Ans. #3
a. 205.6831
b. 9,225
c. 65.0022
Ans. #4
0.08 2 = 0.04; 2 10 = 20; 20,00 . 0.45639 = 9,127.80;
20,00 . - 9,127.80 = 10,872.20 interest
Ans. #5
a. 660.16
b. 0.15625
c. 3,721.77
Ans. #6
a. 0.12 12 = 0.01; 12 2 = 24; 10,00 . 0.78757 = 7,875.70 invest today
b. 0.05 4 = 0.0125; 4 5 = 20; 15,00 . 0.78001= 11,700.15 deposit today
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