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Class 11 Commerce Applied Mathematics
Basics Of Financial Mathematics
Quiz 1
Anitha borrowed Rs.400 from her friend at the rate of 12% p.a for 2 and half year. Find the interest and amount paid by her?
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0%
Rs.140, Rs.540
0%
Rs.130, Rs.530
0%
Rs.125, Rs.525
0%
Rs.120, Rs.520
A car is valued at Rs. 500000 If sits value depreciates at 2 % p.a. What will be its value after three years?
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0%
Rs. 29440
0%
Rs. 470430
0%
Rs. 470596
0%
Rs. 470596
The population of a city increases by 30% every year. If the present population is 3,38,What will the population of the city two years ago?
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0%
3,00,000
0%
2,50,000
0%
3,50,000
0%
2,00,000
If the amount repaid is Rs.
450
and the principal is Rs.
415
, then interest is equal to
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0%
Rs.
25
0%
Rs.
35
0%
Rs.
45
0%
Rs.
50
Explanation
Amount (A)
=
R
s
.
450
Principal (P)
=
R
s
.
415
A
=
I
+
P
I
=
A
−
P
=
450
−
415
=
R
s
.
35
_________ is interest calculated on the initial principal and also on the accumulated interest of previous periods of a deposit or loan.
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simple interest
0%
compound interest
0%
complex interest
0%
annual interest
Explanation
Compound interest is the interest calculated on the initial principal and also on the accumulated interest of previous periods of a deposit or loan.
So
O
p
.
B
Identify in which type of interest rate is applied to the original principal and any accumulated interest?
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0%
simple interest
0%
compound interest
0%
complex interest
0%
annual interest
Explanation
When the interest rate is applied to the original principal and any accumulated interest, this is called compound interest.
Annuity, where
the payments start after specified no. of periods, is known as
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0%
Immediate Annuity
0%
Deferred annuity
0%
Contingent annuity
0%
Perpetual annuity
Explanation
An annuity which begins payments only after a period is a deferred annuity
Annuity, where the payments start after specified no. of periods, is known as Deferred annuity.
__________ is calculated on both the amount borrowed and any previous interest.
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0%
simple interest
0%
annual interest
0%
complex interest
0%
compound interest
Explanation
Compound interest is calculated on both the amount borrowed and any previous interest.
If the account statement states that the interest is compounded annually, then
n
=
?
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0%
1
0%
2
0%
4
0%
8
Explanation
If the account statement states that the interest is compounded annually then
n
=
1
.
Annually means
1
year.
The principal is Rs.
1000
, so if you pay off Rs.
300
, the remaining Rs.
700
left to repay is also called the
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0%
Interest
0%
Rate
0%
Principle
0%
Amount
Explanation
If Rs.
300
of Rs.
1000
principal is paid off, the remaining Rs.
700
left to repay is the new Principal.
It is also called the principal.
Find the principle if
S
.
I
is
R
s
.
31.50
, time period is 1
1
4
years and rate percent per annum is 5
1
4
%.
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0%
R
s
.
460
0%
R
s
.
430
0%
R
s
.
480
0%
R
s
.
4800
Explanation
P
=
100
×
S
.
I
T
×
R
=
100
×
31.50
5
4
×
21
4
=
R
s
.
480
The correct relationship is
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0%
A
+
C
.
I
=
P
0%
C
.
I
−
P
=
A
0%
C
.
I
=
A
−
P
0%
None of these
Explanation
Compound Interest
(
C
.
I
)
=
Amount
(
A
)
−
Principal
(
P
)
C
.
I
=
A
−
P
If the amount is
Rs.
500
and the interest is
Rs.
100
,
then principal is
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0%
Rs.
100
0%
Rs.
400
0%
Rs.
600
0%
none of these
Explanation
P
r
i
n
c
i
p
a
l
=
A
−
I
=
500
−
100
=
R
s
.
400
Simple interest on Rs.2000 for 4 years is Rs.Percent rate of interest is
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0%
2000
×
100
400
×
4
0%
400
×
4
2000
×
100
0%
400
×
100
2000
×
4
0%
None of these
Explanation
Principal = Rs 2000
Time = 4 years
Interest = Rs 400
Let Rate of Interest=
R
Now,
I
n
t
e
r
e
s
t
=
P
r
i
n
c
i
p
a
l
×
R
a
t
e
×
T
i
m
e
100
400
=
2000
×
R
×
4
100
R
=
400
×
100
2000
×
4
Which of the following is an example of annuity contingent ?
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Car Loan
0%
House Loan
0%
Daughter's Marriage
0%
All of the above
Explanation
⇒
D
a
u
g
h
t
e
r
′
s
M
a
r
r
i
a
g
e
is an example of annuity contingent.
⇒
Annuity contingent is a
n annuity arrangement in which the beneficiary does not begin receiving payments until a specified event occurs.
⇒
A contingent annuity may be set up to begin sending payments to a beneficiary upon the death of another individual who wishes to ensure financial stability for the beneficiary, or upon retirement or disablement of the beneficiary.
⇒
Car loan and House loan is not an example of annuity contingent, it's an example of annuity certain.
A sum of money lent by Hari at simple interest becomes double of itself in 8 years. Then the sum will triple itself in
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0%
16 years
0%
15 years
0%
20 years
0%
24 years
Explanation
Sum of money be P
Amount will be=2P
time=8yrs
rate=r%
Simple interest=amount -principal
=(2P-P)=P
P
=
P
×
8
×
r
100
8
r
=
100
r
=
12.5
%
Now,
Principal=P
Amount=3P
Therefore interest=3P-P=2P
2
P
=
P
×
T
×
12.5
100
12.5
T
=
200
T
=
200
12.5
=
16
y
e
a
r
s
Sum will triple itself in 16 years
If the simple interest on a certain sum of money @ 4% for 5 years is Rs. 800, find the sum.
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0%
Rs. 4000
0%
Rs. 9000
0%
Rs. 12000
0%
None of the above
Explanation
Step-1: Apply relevant formula of Simple interest & simplify.
We have,
Rate = 4%, Time = 5 years & Simple interest = Rs. 800
∴
P
=
S
I
×
100
R
T
=
800
×
100
4
×
5
=
R
s
.4000
[\because\boldsymbol{\displaystyle\textbf{Simple Interest = } \dfrac { PRT }{ 100 } ]}
\textbf{Hence, answer is Rs. 4000}
A certain sum of money
Q
was deposited for
5
years and
4
months at
4.5\%
simple interest and amounted to
Rs\ 248.
Then the value of
Q
is
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0%
Rs\ 200
0%
Rs\ 210
0%
Rs\ 220
0%
Rs\ 240
Explanation
When the principal is
P
, the rate of interest is
R
per annum and the time period is
T
years then the simple interest is given by,
SI=\dfrac { P\times T\times R }{ 100 }
Given:
P=Q
R=4.5\%
T=5
years
4
months
=5\dfrac { 4 }{ 12 }
=5\dfrac { 1 }{ 3 }
=\dfrac { 16 }{ 3 }
So,
SI=\dfrac { Q\times 16\times 4.5 }{ 100\times 3 }
=\dfrac { 24Q }{ 100 }
Principal
+
Interest
=
Amount
\Rightarrow Q+\dfrac { 24Q }{ 100 } =248
\Rightarrow 100Q+24Q=24800
\Rightarrow 124Q=24800
\Rightarrow Q=Rs\ 200
Which term is called for the amount of money paid for a loan or an investment?
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0%
rate
0%
time
0%
principal
0%
interest
Explanation
Interest is the amount of money paid for a loan or an investment.
The money borrowed or lent out for a certain period is called
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0%
Interest
0%
Principal
0%
Time Period
0%
None of the above
Explanation
Money borrowed or lent out for a certain period is called the principal or the sum.
Micheal deposits
Rs.\ 5400
and got back an amount of
Rs.\ 6000
after a year. What is the principal amount?
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0%
Rs.\ 6000
0%
Rs.\ 600
0%
Rs.\ 5400
0%
Rs.\ 400
Explanation
The principal is the amount of money borrowed or invested. So, in this case, the principal amount is
Rs.\ 5400
.
John borrows Rs.
2000
from the bank. The Principal of the loan is _____.
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0%
Rs.
1000
0%
Rs.
2000
0%
Rs.
3000
0%
Rs.
4000
Explanation
Principal amount is the original amount of money, the amount before any interest is applied.
So, the Principal of the John's loan is Rs.
2000
.
Identify which amount is the original amount of money, the amount before any interest is applied?
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0%
interest
0%
time period
0%
loan
0%
principal
Explanation
Principal amount is the original amount of money, the amount before any interest is applied.
The principal is
Rs. 1000
, so if you pay off
Rs. 500
, the remaining
Rs. 500
left to repay is also called the
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0%
interest
0%
loan
0%
principal
0%
rate
Explanation
The principal is
Rs.1000
, so if you pay off
Rs.500
, the remaining
Rs.500
left to repay is also called the principal.
Principal amount is the original amount of money, the amount before any interest is applied.
A rate which is charged or paid for the use of money is know as
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0%
interest rate
0%
principal
0%
interest
0%
amount
Sam invested a certain amount of money and got back an amount of Rs.
5000
. If the bank paid an interest of Rs.
1700
, find the amount Sam invested.
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0%
5000
0%
1300
0%
3300
0%
1700
Explanation
Amount
=
Rs.
5000
Simple interest
=
Rs.
1700
Principal
=
Amount
-
simple interest
= 5000 - 1700
Principal
= 3300
Therefore, Sam invested Rs.
3300
.
________ is most commonly used to refer to the amount borrowed or the amount still owed on a loan, separate from interest.
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0%
interest
0%
loan
0%
principal
0%
rate
Explanation
Principal is most commonly used to refer to the amount borrowed or the amount still owed on a loan, separate from interest.
If payment of security is paid as
$100
at end of year for three years, it is an example of
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0%
fixed payment investment
0%
lump sum amount
0%
fixed interval investment
0%
annuity
Explanation
The amount of the annuity is the sum of all payments.
such security payment type in which payments are made at equal intervals of time and every payment amount is same is classified as annuity.
If payment of security is paid as $100 at end of year for three years, it is an example of annuity.
Security payment type in which payments are made at equal intervals of time and every payment amount is same is classified as _______________.
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0%
fixed interval investment
0%
fixed payment investment
0%
annuity
0%
lump sum amount
Explanation
An annuity is a series of equal payments in equal time periods. Usually, the time period is
1
year, which is why it is called an annuity, but the time period can be shorter, or even longer. These equal payments are called the periodic rent. The amount of the annuity is the sum of all payments.
such security payment type in which payments are made at equal intervals of time and every payment amount is same is classified as annuity.
Which option is an example of interest on interest?
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0%
simple interest
0%
compound interest
0%
complex interest
0%
annual interest
Explanation
Compound interest is an example of interest on interest.
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