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Simple Interest & compound interest 3

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by lav » Sat Aug 08, 2009 12:09 am
a sum of money is borrowed and paid back in two equal annual installments of 882 allowing 5% compound interest. the sum borrowed was
a) 1640 b) 1680 c) 1620 d) 1700


my ans was 1603 which is not an option ;-)
OA after some discussion
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Re: Simple Interest & compound interest 3

by dtweah » Sun Aug 09, 2009 6:31 am
lav wrote:a sum of money is borrowed and paid back in two equal annual installments of 882 allowing 5% compound interest. the sum borrowed was
a) 1640 b) 1680 c) 1620 d) 1700


my ans was 1603 which is not an option ;-)
OA after some discussion
Same problem here again. 5% interested compounded what? annually? Semiannually? quarterly? monthly? daily?

Different answers under different compounding.

I go with annual compounding.

After the first year the future value of the borrowed sum P is:

P(1+r). Out of this sum you pay 882 and are left with

P(1+r)-882. This is the money left in the pot and interest will be compounded annually on it again.

(P(1+.05)-882)(1+.r). Using 5% for interest rate after the second year we are told this future value is 882 So

(P(1.05)-882)(1.05)=882

1.05^2 P- 926.1=882

1.1025P=1808.1

P= 1640

Choose A
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