Andrew M. answered 07/31/15
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Mathematics - Algebra a Specialty / F.I.T. Grad - B.S. w/Honors
1A) $10,000 compounded quarterly at 8% for 15 years
A = 10,000(1+.08/4)4(15)
A = $32,810.31
1B) $10,000 compounded daily at 8% for 15 years
A = 10,000(1+.08/365)365(15)
A = $33,196.80
2) Car loan $15,000 at 12% annual interest for 5 years. Payment = ?
Note: Your formula wasn't clear so I looked this one up.
In the formula rate = (monthly %)/1200
M = P[rate + rate/[(1+rate)months-1]] rate = 12/1200 = 1/100 = .01
M = 15000[.01 + [.01/[(1+.01)60-1]
M = $333.67
3A) $25,000 compounded daily at 6.5%. How long until A=$50,000?
50,000 = 25,000(1+.065/365)365t
2 = (1+.065/365)365t
log2 = log(1+.065/365)365t
log2 = 365t[log(1+.065/365)]
t = log2/[365(log(1+.065/365)]
t = 10.665 years
t ≅ 10 years 8 months
3B) $25,000 compounded daily at 6.5%. How long until A=$500,000?
500,000 = 25,000(1+.065/365)365t
20 = (1+.065/365)365t
log 20 = log (1+.065/365)365t
log 20 = 365t[log(1+.065/365)]
t = log20/[365(log(1+.065/365)]
t = 46.0923 years
t = 46 years 1 month
4) I = 108.310A0 what is the magnitude?
M = log(I/I0)
M = log (108.31I0/I0)
M = log(108.31)
M = 2.035
David S.
07/31/15