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A

finance company provides a loan at a nominal rate of 10% per annum. Interest is

payable monthly on this loan.

Calculate the periodic rate of this loan?

Set your calculator to four decimal places for calculations

and round the final answer to two decimal places. Slight rounding differences

may occur - choose the alternative that is closest to your answer.

(a)    0,08%

(b)    0,83%

(c)  10,00%

(d)    0,10%

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A company takes out a bank loan of R110 000 at 8% per annum

on the 1

st

of January. The loan agreement states that the company

will pay back the loan (capital and interest) over 3 years in equal quarterly

payments.

What will the payment for each quarter be if you apply either

the correct equation, mathematical formula, or financial calculator.

Set

your calculator at four decimals and round the final answer to the nearest rand.

Slight rounding differences may occur - choose the alternative that is closest

to your answer.

(a)  R  42 685

(b)  R  33 884

(c)  

R  10 402

(d)   R139 594

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During COVID-19

the employees of BOX-X Ltd all started working from home. This trend continued

even after all COVID-19 restrictions were lifted. BOX-X Ltd procured a remote

working agreement with their employees and decided to rent out their

three-story building for the next 5 years. The tenants will immediately pay

R150 000 at the beginning of the first year and then also R150 0000 at the

beginning of each of the next four years. The discount rate is 10%.

Calculate

the present value of the annuity due?

Set

your calculator to four decimal places and round your final answer to the

nearest rand. If s

light rounding differences occur - choose

the alternative that is closest to your answer.

(a)  R568 618

(b)  R803 250

(c)  R375 000 

(d)  R625 480

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Maurice

received a cash amount of R1 000 for a casual job that he did for a

friend.  Should he invest this R1 000 in

an account at Coptic Bank that has indicated that an annually compounded

interest rate of 7,9% per annum would be earned,

what

will the value of his investment be after five years?

Set your calculator to four decimal places and round

your final answer to the nearest rand. If s

light

rounding differences occur - choose the alternative that is closest to your

answer.

(a)  R18 377

(b)  R  1 463

(c)  R     684 

(d)  R  1 578

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Kaashifa invested R18 000 in an account that pays 6% simple interest

per year.

What is the total amount that Kaashifa will receive at the end

of four years?

Slight rounding differences may occur - choose the

alternative that is closest to your answer.

(a)  R43 200

(b)  R

1 080

(c)  R22 320

(d)  R 4 320

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Tshepo needs R100 000 to cover his child’s college expenses in eight

years’ time when his son finishes school.

If the account pays 12%

compound interest per annum, what is the amount that Tshepo needs to invest

now?

Set your calculator to four decimal places and round your final

answer to the nearest rand. Slight rounding differences may occur - choose the

alternative that is closest to your answer.

(a)  R56 092

(b)  R40 388

(c)  R86 956

(d)  R37 594

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Precious, a

trainee accountant, invested an amount of money at 8% compounded interest. She

will indefinitely receive an amount of R3 000 annually.

Calculate

the present value of the amount that Precious invested?

Set your calculator to four decimal places and round

your final answer to the nearest rand. If s

light

rounding differences occur - choose the alternative that is closest to your

answer.

(a)  R36 700

(b)  R37 500

(c)  R33 773 

(d)  R29 454

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You decided to

save your spare cash that you estimated that you will have available at the end

of each year for the next four years. You estimated that you will have R5 000

available in Year 1; R6 000 in Year 2; R4 000 in Year 3 and R5 000 in Year 4.

You will invest these estimated amounts at a bank that allows 10% compound

interest to be earned.

Calculate the Present value of your future income

from this investment?

  Set your calculator on four decimal places and round

your final answer to the nearest rand. If s

light

rounding differences occur - choose the alternative that is closest to your

answer.

(a)  R15 924

(b)  R17 517

(c)  R17 434

(d)  R22 000

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Your

mother wants to save

money to build up a nest egg for unforeseen expenses. She will invest her Christmas

bonus of R6 000, that she receives from her employer, at the beginning of

each year. Her investment will earn interest at a rate of 6% compounded

annually.

Calculate the value of her investment after five years?

Set your calculator to four decimal places for calculations and round the final

answer to the nearest rand. Slight rounding differences may occur - choose the

alternative that is closest to your answer.

(a)  R33 823

(b)  R41 800

(c)  

R35

852

(d)  R27 823

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Lance

receives an income every year from an institution for being a tutor. He wants

to invest R2 000 of this income at a compound interest rate of 5,5% per

annum for the next three years at the end of each year.

Calculate the

value of his investment after three years by using an appropriate mathematical

formula or a financial calculator.

Set

your calculator to four decimal places and round your final answer to the

nearest rand. If s

light rounding differences occur - choose

the alternative that is closest to your answer.

(a)  R9 905

(b)  R6 367

(c)  

R6

336  

(d)  R2 990

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