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Commercial Math

The document provides an overview of simple and compound interest, including definitions, formulas, and examples for calculating interest, principal, rate, time, and maturity value. It explains the difference between simple interest, which is calculated on the principal amount, and compound interest, which is calculated on the accumulated interest. Various practical examples illustrate how to apply these concepts in financial transactions.

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Commercial Math

The document provides an overview of simple and compound interest, including definitions, formulas, and examples for calculating interest, principal, rate, time, and maturity value. It explains the difference between simple interest, which is calculated on the principal amount, and compound interest, which is calculated on the accumulated interest. Various practical examples illustrate how to apply these concepts in financial transactions.

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NAGA COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES


GEC 4: Mathematics in the Modern World

SIMPLE &
COMPOUND
INTEREST
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I N T E R E S T
Financial
Transaction
Financial
Transaction
INVESTOR
- who is lending money to
someone (debtor).
Financial
Transaction
INVESTOR
- who is lending money to
someone (debtor).
DEBTOR
- who is borrowing money
from the investor.
INTEREST
sum of money received or
paid for the use of
someone else’s money.
Simple
Interest
SIMPLE INTEREST
- interest earned at the end of the allotted
time between the lender and the borrower
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SIMPLE INTEREST
- interest earned at the end of the allotted
time between the lender and the borrower
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SIMPLE INTEREST
- interest earned at the end of the allotted
time between the lender and the borrower
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I = Prt
SIMPLE INTEREST

I = Prt
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I = simple/amount of interest
P = principal amount
r = rate of interest
t = time
Maturity Value
• Also called as “future value”
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• Denoted as symbol ‘F’
• the total amount when the
principal is added to the
interest
Maturity Value
• Also called as “future value”
@reallygreatsite or “accumulated value”
• Denoted as symbol ‘F’
• the total amount when the
principal is added to the
interest
MATURITY VALUE

F=P+I
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F = maturity value
P = principal amount
I = simple/amount of Interest
MATURITY VALUE

F = P(1+rt)
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F = maturity value
P = principal amount
r = rate of interest
t = time
Maturity Value

• F = P+I
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• F = P (1+rt)
SIMPLE INTEREST
FORMULAS
• Finding Simple Interest: 𝑰 = 𝑷𝒓𝒕
𝑰
• Finding Principal
@reallygreatsiteAmount/ Original Loan: 𝑷 =
𝒓𝒕
𝑰
• Finding Rate of interest: 𝒓 = 𝑷𝒕
𝑰
• Finding Time: 𝒕 =
𝑷𝒓
• Finding Maturity Value/Future Value/Accumulated
Value: 𝑭 = 𝑷 + 𝑰 or 𝑭 = 𝑷(𝟏 + 𝒓𝒕)
EXAMPLE:
AAman
mandeposited ₱50,000
deposited ₱50,000 at 1.25%
at 1.25% for 1for 1 year. Find
year.
the simple
Find interest
the simple and
interest the
and thematurity value.
maturity value.
EXAMPLE:
AAman
mandeposited ₱50,000
deposited ₱50,000 at 1.25%
at 1.25% for 1for 1 year. Find
year.
the simple
Find interest
the simple and
interest the
and thematurity value.
maturity value.
Mia Benson invested her summer earnings of
₱3,000 in a savings account which pays 2.5%
interest. How much will this amount to in 6
months?

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Mia Benson invested her summer earnings of
₱3,000 in a savings account which pays 2.5%
interest. How much will this amount to in 6
months?

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How many months will it take ₱15,000 to
earn ₱56.25 at 1.5% simple interest rate?
How many months will it take ₱15,000 to
earn ₱56.25 at 1.5% simple interest rate?

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Mr. Jan borrowed P200,000 from his company, If
he paid an interest of P37,000 for one and a half
years, what is the rate of interest?
Mr. Jan borrowed P200,000 from his company, If
he paid an interest of P37,000 for one and a half
years, what is the rate of interest?

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How much was borrowed if a simple interest
rate of 2.10% was offered payable in 4 months
with interest of ₱35,000?

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If Ms. Karla paid an interest of P3,000 for a loan
obtained at 9% per annum for eight months, what
is the original loan?

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Ms. Marie obtained a loan of P50,000
from the GSIS. If the total interest of the
load was P19,500 at 9.75% per year, how
long was the loan?

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Compound
Interest
COMPOUND INTEREST
- interest earned on previously earned interest
added to the principal.
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- present value will be used instead of principal
Maturity Value of
Compound Interest

A=
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P(1+r/n)nt
A = Accured/ Accumulated Value
P = Principal Interest
r = Rate of interest
n = number of times the interest is
compounded in a year
t = time period (in years)
EXAMPLE:
Ely Balaquiao plans to invest ₱100,000 in a business
A man deposited ₱50,000 at 1.25% for 1 year.
venture. He is offered 6% compounded semi-annually.
Findmuch
How the simple interest
will he andatthe
receive thematurity
end of 3value.
years?
EXAMPLE:
Ely Balaquiao plans to invest ₱100,000 in a business
A man deposited ₱50,000 at 1.25% for 1 year.
venture. He is offered 6% compounded semi-annually.
Findmuch
How the simple interest
will he andatthe
receive thematurity
end of 3value.
years?
To find the maturity of compound interest:

∴ The maturity value is ₱


A ₱1,000,000-trust fund was set up and to be
used by an 8 –year old nephew when he goes to
college. In 8 years, how much will the fund be if
the investment rate is 7.5% compounded
quarterly?
A ₱1,000,000-trust fund was set up and to be
used by an 8 –year old nephew when he goes to
college. In 8 years, how much will the fund be if
the investment rate is 7.5% compounded
quarterly?

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A ₱1,000,000-trust fund was set up and to be
used by an 8 –year old nephew when he goes to
college. In 8 years, how much will the fund be if
the investment rate is 7.5% compounded
quarterly?
An initial deposit of ₱100,000 is made into a
savings account that compounds 5% interest
annually. How much is in the account at the end
of five years?

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After 5 years of 4% interest compounded
quarterly, an account has ₱61,009.502. What was
the original deposit amount?

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