This document provides step-by-step solutions and examples for estimating the future value of annuity payment using a given formula. It covers topics such as interest rates, EMI calculations, and effective rates. Suitable for Maths students.
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Question 1 The future value of the annuity payment can be estimated using the following formula. (A)For this case, P = $2,500, r = 9% p.a. n= 65-45= 20 years Hence, account balance at the age of 65 years = 2500*(1.0920-1)/0.09 = $127,900.3 (B)For this case, P = $2,500, r = 9% p.a. n= 65-21= 44 years Hence, account balance at the age of 65 years = 2500*(1.0944-1)/0.09 = $1,203,804.44 Question 2 (a)Option 1: No interest is levied under this option Hence, EMI = (34875-3500)/72 = $435.77 Option 2: Interest of 3.49% would be applicable but a rebate of $ 5,000 would be available Hence, principal = 34875-3500-5000 = $29,875 The EMI can be computed using the following formula. Here, P=$29,875 R =3.49% p.a. or (3.49/12) =0.2908% per month, N = 72 months EMI = (29875*0.002908*1.00290872)/(1.00290872-1) = $460.49 (b)It is evident that Option 1 offers the lowest payment.
Question 3 Future value = 15000*1.130= $261,741 Question 4 Let the amount to be invested at the present be $X Then, X*1.0840= $400,000 Solving the above, X = $18,412.37 Question 5 The formula for EMI (Equal Monthly Instalment) is shown below. Here, P=$24,000, R =6% p.a. or (6/12) =0.5% per month, N = 4 years or 48 months EMI = (24000*0.005*1.00548)/(1.00548-1) = $563.64 Question 6 20000 = 10000*(1.08)N Solving the above, we get N= 9 years Question 7 True rate of return =[1+(9/1200)]12-1 = 9.38% per annum Question 8
The future value of the annuity payment can be estimated using the following formula. In the given case P =$300, r=10% p.a. or (10/12) = 0.8333% per month, n=25*12= 300 months Hence, amount after 25 years for the annuity payment = 300*(1.008333300-1)/0.008333= $398,050 However, there was initial $ 1,000 in the savings account as well. Thus, total money in the account after 25 years = 398050 + 1000*1.125= $408,884.7 Question 9 Let the interest rate to be charged be R percent per annum Then, 2P = P (1+ (R/100))7 Solving the above, we get R = 10.41% Question 10 Effective rate = (1+(10/1200))12-1 = 10.47% p.a