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Simple Interest/Consumer Credit

Part 1: Complete the table as given. Show Work in boxes at bottom of page.
(6 points each)
Prob.
#
Basic Formula Appropriate Variation I P r Time A=P+I
or
A=P(1+rt)
1 I = Prt None $114.00 $2,400 9.5%
Simple
6 months $2,514
2 I = Prt r = $63.25 $825 5.11% 18 months $888.25
3 I = Prt P = $24.94 $464 10.75%
Simple
6 months $488.94
4 I = Prt $42.30 $940 6.75%
Simple
.66 years
Math Type year or
8 months  
$982.30
5 I = Prt None $32.81 $1,500 8.75% 3 months $1,532.81
6 I = Prt None $116.67 $7,000 5%
ordinary
120 days $7,116.67
7 I = Prt None $107,88 $7,000 6.25%
exact
90 days $7107.88
8 I = Prt r = $4.83 $322 9%
ordinary
May 15    135
to         
195
July14     
60
$326.83
9 A=P(1+rt) None Do not calculate $1,555 7.5%
exact
70 days $1,577.37
10 A=P(1+rt) P = Do not calculate $438.95 10.25
Simple
8 months $468.95

1. I = Prt
    I = (2400)(.095)
Math Type
    I = 114
2. r =
   
    r  = .05111 = 5.11%
  
3.  P =
P = 464
4. Math Type
or 8 months
A = P + I
A = 2400 + 114
A = 2514
A = P + I
A = 825 + 63.25
A = 888.25
A = P + I
A = 464 + 24.94
A = 488.94
A = P + I
A = 940 + 42.30
A = 982.30
5. I = Prt
  I = (1500)(.0875)Math Type
  I = 32.81
6. I = Prt
  

    I = 116.67
7. I = Prt
  
   I = 107.88
A = P + I
A = 1500 + 32.81
A = 1532.81
A = P + I
A = 7000 + 116.67
A = 7116.67
A = P + I
A = 7000 + 107.88
A = 7107.88
8. r =

r = .09 = 9%
9.  A = P(1+rt)
   
A = 1577.37  
10.  P =

P = 438.95
A = P + I
A = 322 + 4.83
A = 326.83

Part 2: Provide solutions to the following problems (10 points each).

Problem 11: An invoice for $500 contains terms 3/15, n/45. Find the ordinary interest rate at which a person can afford to borrow in order to take advantage of the cash discount.

 

I = Prt or  r =
Math Type = 37.11%
Problem  12:  For the given invoice amount, cash discount terms and ordinary interest rate, find how much could be saved on the transaction. $800; 2/10, n/60; 8%
800
x.02
16.00   Discount

800
-16   Amount
784   Borrowed for 50 days at 8% interest
I = Prt

I = 8.71 Interest
Savings = Discount - Interest
Savings = 16.00 - 8.81 = 7.29


Problem 13: Partial payments of $500, $300, and $400 are made on a one-year loan of $2000 at 10% simple interest. If the payments are made at 3-month intervals, find the amount due at the end of the year.
First Payment
I = 2000(.10)Math Type= 50
500 - 50 = 450
2000 - 450 = 1550

Second Payment
I = 1550(.10)Math Type= 38.75 
300 - 38.75 = 261.25
1550 - 261.25 = 1288.75

Third Payment
I = 1288.75(.10)Math Type= 32.22
400 - 32.22 = 367.78
1288.75 - 367.78 = 920.97

Final Payment
I = 920.97(.10)Math Type= 23.02
920.97 + 23.02 = 943.99

Problem 14:
Calculate the finance charge (FC) as the average daily balance (ADB) at a 1.75% per month interest rate for the credit card account with the  monthly activity as defined by the following table.

Date

Days

Transaction

Balance

Days  x  Balance

4/15 5 Beginning of Billing Cycle $316.40

  5*316.40 = 1582

4/20 2 Payment $150.00 CR 166.40

  2*166.40 = 332.80

4/22 6 Return 
$27.16 CR
139.24   6*139.24 = 835.44
4/28 2 Cash Advance $50.00 189.24   2*189.24 = 378.48
4/30 15 Purchase $65.00 254.24   15*254.24 = 3813.60
5/15 Close of Billing Cycle

6942.31

Average Daily Balance = Math Type = 231.41

Finance Charge = 231.41 * .0175 = 4.05



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