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Given the effective rate of 12%, find the nominal rate compounded semi-annually.
A. 11 .39% C. 11 .66%
B. 11 .49% D. 12.12%
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where r Is the rate of interest and n is the number of periods. In this case, we will
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input the values:
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where Pis the present worth and n is the number of periods. Since we want to find
the worth after 5 years with the interest rate compounded semi-annually, we will where r is the rate of interest and n is the number of periods. lnthi5 case,wewill
input Input the values: c.-. ,_
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where A is the periodic equal payments made. Since we want to solve for A, we use
A= F+ L:SX-1
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9?48~332036
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where A is the periodic equal payments made. Hence, we input in the calculator
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the formula 1295L e- x .
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Example 14.6 [Link]
Neighboring p for a certain parish road. At a
meeting, the wlll be deposited at the end of Step 6: Go to MOOE 1: COMP.
next year into c-
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P100,000 per
if public funds
lne the equivalent present worth,
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A.
C. P7,0S0,026
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Example 14.7
It 1s likely that airplane ticke of the next four years. The cost of a 1.15
plane ticket at the end of the IIIUCh money is needed to be Step6: Go to MODE 1: COMP.
placed in a savings account a student's travel home at the end
of each year for the next four ea.
savings account pays 5% annual interest.
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A. $745.66 $725.66
B. $735.66 $715.66
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Example 14.8 5tep 6: Press =, and then the answer will be shown.
A factory equipment has an
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value after 10 years 1s
P20,000. What is the book ea.
A. S74,000 $88,320
B. SSS,450 $88.333
Therefore, the correct answer Ischoice A.
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bdellvery and installation. If these computers each hMal¥eof5,mwllalUIII
lrade-in value of PS0,000, What Is the annualdeprecia(loncostofll~•
the sinking fund method. The interest rate is 35'6 a,nially. Solllefolllleboatvaluellll
3years.
Step 3: Input the values in the table following the format: A. d "' P39, 161; BVa • P144,364
B. d = P39,161; 8Va• P138,357
C. d • P39,161; BV3 • P154,382
D. d ., P39,161; BVa • P190,365
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where i is the annual interest rate. In this case, we will input the values: 51ep • P39, 161 . nua depreclati011tharge1s
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n "'
where Dn is accumulated depreciation charge, and nis lhe nthyearfortotal
depreciation charge. The formula for D, Is
n
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260000 - L (39161 )Bx-i .
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Example 14.10 1 8 0
The first cost of a machine is Pl ,800,000 with a salvage valu
life of five years. Determine the depreciation after three ye 3
Method or the Declining Balance Method.
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A. Pl ,069,963 C. ~~ 6. .
B. Pl ,079,963 D. Pl,
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Where i is the annual interest rate. In this case, we will input the values:
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where FC ,s the first cost, and L ls the useful life. In this case, we will input the
values: . Select 3: Quad.
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x(period) Y (book value)
0 FC
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case, we will Input the values: e, an<1 Lis t~e useful life. ln11¥s
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Therefore, the correct answer Is choice A.
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year If the sumof years digit method
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Step 6: Press =, and then the answer will be shown.
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