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Cash Flow Statement Guidance

The document outlines a performance task requiring calculations related to loans taken by two individuals, Juana and Rancho. Juana borrows a specified amount for her dressmaking business, while Rancho seeks a loan for his engineering project, with both tasks requiring interest calculations based on their respective loan terms and conditions. The calculations depend on specific digits from the students' Learning Reference Numbers (LRN) to determine the loan amounts and interest rates.

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Cash Flow Statement Guidance

The document outlines a performance task requiring calculations related to loans taken by two individuals, Juana and Rancho. Juana borrows a specified amount for her dressmaking business, while Rancho seeks a loan for his engineering project, with both tasks requiring interest calculations based on their respective loan terms and conditions. The calculations depend on specific digits from the students' Learning Reference Numbers (LRN) to determine the loan amounts and interest rates.

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Performance Task 4

Answer the following questions in yellow pad. Write


your LRN on the upper left portion of your paper. Show
the formula you used and all computation.
1. Juana completed her senior year of high school in her hometown. She took
a TVL strand in dressmaking, but she was unable to continue in college due to
financial constraints. She made the decision to assist her mother in their
dressmaking business. Her efforts resulted in an increase in production for
their company. Following that, Cathy decided to expand her business and
wanted to export her Filipiniana-style products. However, this would
necessitate a larger investment. As a result, she opted to borrow ₱A00,000.00
from ABC,Inc., a lending company, for four years at B.25% compounded
annually. How much will be the total amount of interest (USE SIMPLE
ANNUITY FOR YOUR COMPUTATION)?
Note: ‘A’ represents the 11th number of your LRN and ‘B’ represents the 12th
number of your LRN. For example, if your LRN is 108056290087, then A=8,
and the borrowed amount will be ₱800,000.00. In case ‘A’= 0 use ‘6’. If B=7,
then the interest will be 7.25%. In case ‘B’= 0 use ‘3’.
2. Rancho enjoyed playing with RC motors in high school while studying
STEM. He experimented with perpetual motion to provide energy to
machines during his engineering years in college. However, he was unable to
begin this project, which is mostly created in the Philippines, due to a lack of
funding. Rancho was approached by AllizWell Company, who offered him a
loan of ₱3,000,000.00 (in annual term) to be paid back over five years at a
rate of A.B% compounded quarterly. In addition, his loan application has
been deducted by ₱300,000. How much will be the total amount of interest
(USE GENERAL ANNUITY FOR YOUR COMPUTATION)?
Note: ‘A’ represents the 11th number of your LRN and ‘B’ represents the 12th
number of your LRN. For example, if your LRN is 108056290087, then A=8
and B=7, then the interest rate will be 8.7%. In case ‘A’= 0 use ‘4’.

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