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1 Material Taken From: Mathematics for the international student Mathematical Studies SL Mal Coad, Glen Whiffen, John Owen, Robert Haese, Sandra Haese and Mark Bruce Haese and Haese Publications, 2004

2 Example from the BrainPop video Year 1Year 2Year 3Year 4 capital $50$53.00$56.18$59.55 interest $3.00$3.18$3.37$3.57 new amount $53.00$56.18$59.55$63.12 6% yearly compound interest Section 13C – Compound Interest

3 6% yearly compound interest capitalinterestnew amount Year 1 $50$3.00$53.00=$50×1.06 Year 2 $53.00$3.18$56.18 =$50×1.06×1.06 =$50×(1.06) 2 Year 3 $56.18$3.37$59.55 =$50×1.06×1.06×1.06 =$50×(1.06) 3 Year 4 $59.55$3.57$63.12 =$50×1.06×1.06×1.06×1.06 =$50×(1.06) 4

4 6% yearly compound interest capitalinterestnew amount Year 4 $59.55$3.57$63.12 =$50×1.06×1.06×1.06×1.06 =$50×(1.06) 4 Recognize the connection to a geometric sequence: U n + 1 = u 1 r n

5 Example from the BrainPop Video 6% yearly compound interest Year 4 =$63.12 =$50×1.06×1.06×1.06×1.06 =$50 (1.06) 4 =$50(1 + 0.06) 4 A = C  ( 1 + r/100 ) n

6 Compound Interest Formulae A = future value C = capital r = interest rate n = # of years A = future value C = capital r = interest rate n = # of years k = # of compoundings in a year A = C  ( 1 + r/100 ) n A = C  ( 1 + r/100k ) nk

7 From the Formula Booklet

8 Different Compounding Periods Compounding period yearly1 times per yeark = 1 half-yearly2 times per yeark = 2 quarterly4 times per yeark = 4 monthly12 times per yeark = 12 daily365 times per yeark = 365

9 From the Subject Guide

10 To how much will $1000 grow to if it is invested at 12% p.a. for 9 years, compounding annually? Example 1

11 A bank advertises an annual interest rate of 13.5% p.a. but adds interest to the account monthly, giving a monthly interest rate of 1.125%. Scott deposits $3500 with the bank. How much will he withdraw in 20 months time? Example 2

12 To what amount will $900 grow to if it is invested at 10% p.a. for 7 years, compounding every 6 months? Example 3

13 How long will it take $2000 to amount to $4300 if invested at 8% p.a., with interest compounded annually? Use the calculator (find the intersection) Example 4

14 You want to have $5000 after 2 years. Find the amount you should deposit if the account pays 2.5% annual interest compounded monthly. Example 5

15 If Iman deposits $5000 in an account that compounds interest quarterly and 2.5 years later the account totals $6000, what rate of interest was paid? Example 6

16 Section 13D - Depreciation The loss in value over time The r-value is negative A = future value C = capital r = interest rate n = # of years k = # of compoundings in a year A = C  ( 1 + r/100k ) nk

17 An industrial dishwasher was purchased for ₤2400 and depreciated at 15% each year. a) Find it’s value after six years. b) By how much did it depreciate? Example 7

18 Use the calculator to determine if it is better to invest $1000 at 9% p.a., compounded semiannually or $1500 at 6.5% simple interest. Example 8

19 Calculator You may choose to use the Finance application on your calculator. Read Investigation 1 on page 434 for instructions.

20 Homework 13C.1 #3 13C.2 #3 13C.3 #1,2, 4 13C.5 #1, 5 13C.6 #1, 3 13C.7 #2


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