Individual Assignment 3

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Muhammad Elfan Budi Nugroho 29118399 YP60A

Individual Assignment 3
P5-5
A. Find accumulated at the end of 3 years, 6 years, and 9 years.
Accumulated 3 years $ 1.837,6
Accumulated 6 years $ 2.251,1
Accumulated 9 years $ 2.757,7

B. Calculate the amount of interest earned in the first three years, second three years, and
third three years.
Interest First 3 years $ 337,6
Interest Second 3 years $ 413,5
interest Third 3 years $ 506,6

C. Interest earned increases in each succeeding in 3-year period, because each year has
amount value of principal + interest. From first amount of value, will be principal
calculation interest for second years. Also, it will be continuing the following year. That
called interest on interest.
P5-15
A. The following rates of return on similar-risk investments during the 10-year period.
6% $ 558.394,78
9% $ 422.410,81
12% $ 321.973,24

B. Assumption that the $1.000.000 will be received in 15 years.


6% $ 417.265,06
9% $ 274.538,04
12% $ 182.696,26

C. We know from A that higher interest rate will be resulting lower present value.
Compared with B, more period will have lower present value. As a receiver the lottery,
we want to get paid in early time in low interest because $1.000.000 will have higher
present value.
P5-21
A. Future Value of both annuities at the end of year 10 in 10% and 20% interest.
Future Value Company C Company D
10% $ 39.843,56 $ 38.568,57
20% $ 64.896,71 $ 68.530,92
B. In 10%, Ordinary Annuity (Company C) has greater future value than Annuities Due
(Company D). In 20%, Annuities Due (Company D) has greater future value than
Ordinary Annuity (Company C).
C. Present Value of both annuities, in 10% and 20% interest.
Present Value Company C Company D
10% $ -15.361,42 $ -14.869,85
20% $ -10.481,18 $ -11.068,13
D. In 10%, Ordinary Annuity (Company C) has greater present value than Annuities Due
(Company D). In 20%, Annuities Due (Company D) has greater present value than
Ordinary Annuity (Company C).
E. For Future Value in 10% interest, Company C has bigger than Company D because
Company C required higher annual payment. But in 20%, even though Company D has
fewer annual payment, it has bigger future value than Company C because Company D
use annuities due term.
For Present Value in 10% interest, Company C has bigger value than Company D. In
20%, Company D has bigger value than Company C. From table below, we find
Company D in 20% interest get highest return.

Return Company C Company D


10% 24.482,14 23.698,72
20% 54.481,18 57.462,79

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