Exam 7: Applications of Percent
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Use estimation to select the best response. Do not calculate. A $49,000 30-year loan at
10% + 1 point + $200 origination fee
Would have a comparison rate of
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The sale price of a skirt is $25, which is 30% OFF the regular price. Select the best estimate of the regular price.
7, 35, 75, or 10.
$__________
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Use estimation to select the best response. Do not calculate. A $147,000 30-year loan at 10% + 0.5 point + $200 would have total fees of about __________.
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Calculate the future amounts you would have if $2,500 were invested at 12% for 3 years with simple interest and if it were invested with annual compounding. What is the difference between the two to the nearest cent, and does compound interest yield more or less than simple interest?
at simple interest, $ __________;
with annual compounding, $ __________;
difference, $ __________; thus compounding gives: __________ (Answer more or less )
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Find the missing values, assuming simple interest. cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width ="69\% " border="1">
I P r t Future Interest Principal Rate Time Value

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Suppose $2,300 is deposited in an account for 6 years paying 6% compounded daily. What is the future value of the account?
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Fill in the table, assuming simple interest.
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I P r t Future Interest Principal Rate Time Value

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Use estimation to select the best response. Do not calculate. Assume that there is an (unknown) interest rate that is charged. If you purchase an item for $3,600 and pay for it with monthly installments for 4 years, the monthly payment is ________.
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Find the cost of tuition in 8 years, assuming that it costs $16,000 today and the annual inflation rate will be 5%.
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Find the amount of interest and the monthly payment for the loan described below. Round interest to the nearest dollar and monthly payment to the nearest cent.
Purchased a woodstove for $1,850 at 13% add-on interest for 2 years.
$ __________ interest; $ __________ per month
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Right or Wrong? If you owe $3,300 for 7 days in January and $1,000 for 24 days, then the average daily balance (to the nearest cent) is
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Use estimation to select the best response. Do not calculate. Assume that there is an (unknown) interest rate that is charged. If you purchase an item for $1,195.95 and pay for it with monthly installments for 4 years, the monthly payment is ______.
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Find the discount if the original price is $8.05 and the percent markdown is 10%. Answers are rounded to the nearest cent.
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A car dealer will sell you a $14,837 car for $2,568 down and payments of $366.89 per month for 48 months. What is the simple interest rate? Round your answer to the nearest percent.
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Marsha must have surgery and she does not have the $9,000 cash necessary for the operation. Talking to an administrator at the hospital, she finds that it will accept MasterCard, VISA, and Discover credit cards. All of these credit cards have an APR of 18%, so she figures that it does not matter which card she uses, even though she plans to take a year to pay off the loan.
Assume that Marsha makes a payment of $700 and then receives a bill. Show the interest from credit cards of 18% APR according to the previous balance, adjusted balance, and average daily balance methods. Assume that the month has 31 days and that it takes 14 days for Marsha's payment to be mailed and recorded. Round your answers to the nearest cent.
Match each dollar amount below with the letter of the corresponding balance method.
Assume that Marsha makes a payment of $700 and then receives a bill. Show the interest from credit cards of 18% APR according to the previous balance, adjusted balance, and average daily balance methods. Assume that the month has 31 days and that it takes 14 days for Marsha's payment to be mailed and recorded. Round your answers to the nearest cent.
Match each dollar amount below with the letter of the corresponding balance method.
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Right or Wrong? Suppose that you receive a credit card bill on December 1 for $1,050. You mail in a payment of $650 the same day, and it is received in 7 days. If the interest is charged at 15% APR and is calculated according to the adjusted balance method, the amount of interest is I= Prt =\ 1,050(0.15) =\ 13.125 or (to the nearest cent) $13.13
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A car dealer carries out the following calculations.
What is the annual percentage rate? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.

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Find the APR (rounded to the nearest percent) for the loan below.
A $2,000 loan at 16% add-on rate for 5 years.
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