MCQ Questions for Class 11 Commerce Applied Mathematics Basics Of Financial Mathematics Quiz 2

The _______ is the percentage of a sum of money charged for its use.

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Principal
0%
Interest
0%
Rate of interest
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Amount

Explanation

The

$\underline{\text{rate of interest}}$ is the percentage of a sum of money charged for its use.

Determine the principal when time

$= 2$ years, interest

$=$ Rs.

$1000$ ; rate

$= 2\%$ p.a.

0%
$10000$
0%
$20000$
0%
$15000$
0%
$25000$

Explanation

Here, time

$=2$ years, interest

$=$ Rs.

$1000$ , rate

$=2\%$ p.a.

We know

$S.I.=\dfrac{P\times R\times T}{100}$

$\Rightarrow$

$1000=\dfrac{P\times 2\times 2}{100}$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=\dfrac{1000\times 100}{4}$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=$ Rs.

$25,000$

Choose the corrrect relation between simple and compound interest.

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$C.I > S.I.$
0%
$C.I < S.I.$
0%
$C.I=SI$
0%
Can't say

Explanation

In simple interest, the principal amount is

$P$ in compound interest the principal amount is

$P+ I$ (Interest of the previous year)

Since the principal amount in CI is more,

$\cfrac { PRT }{ 100 }$ i.e., interest will be more in C.I

Hence,

$CI>SI$ .

Which of the following is true about Annuity Contingent ?

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It is made till the happening of an event.
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It is made for fixed number of intervals of time.
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Loans for home comes under it
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All of the above

Explanation

$\Rightarrow$ True statement about Annuity contingent is

$It\,is\,made\,till\,the\,happening\,of\,an\,event.$

$\Rightarrow$ An annuity arrangement in which the beneficiary does not begin receiving payments until a specified event occurs.

$\Rightarrow$ 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.

Which of the following is not an example of annuity contingent ?

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Daughter's Marriage Loan
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Life Insurance Plans
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Mortgage
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All of the above

Explanation

$\Rightarrow$

$Mortgage$ is not an example of annuity contingent.

$\Rightarrow$ Annuity contingent is an annuity arrangement in which the beneficiary does not begin receiving payments until a specified event occurs.

$\Rightarrow$ 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.

$\Rightarrow$ Daughter's Marriage loan and Life insurance plans are examples of annuity contingent.

What is true about Annuity Due ?

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It is an annuity in which payments are made at the end of each payment period.
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It is an annuity in which payments are made at the beginning of each payment period.
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It is an annuity in which payments are made in the middle of each payment period.
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None of the above

Explanation

$\Rightarrow$ True statement about Annuity Due is,

$-It\,is\,an\,annuity\,in\,which\,payments\,are\,made\,at\,the\,beginning\,of\,each\,payment\,period.$

$\Rightarrow$ Annuity due is an annuity whose payment is to be made immediately at the beginning of each period.

$\Rightarrow$ A common example of an annuity due payment is rent, as the payment is often required upon the start of a new month as opposed to being collected after the benefit of rent has been received for an entire month.

$\Rightarrow$ All payments are in the same amount.

$\Rightarrow$ All payments are made at the same intervals of time

Determine the principal when time

$= 2$ years, interest

$=$ Rs.

$1000$ ; rate

$= 5\%$ p.a.

0%
Rs. $10000$
0%
Rs. $20000$
0%
Rs. $30000$
0%
Rs. $40000$

Explanation

Here, time

$=2$ years, interest

$=$ Rs.

$1000$ , rate

$=5\%$ p.a.

We know

$S.I=\dfrac{P\times R\times T}{100}$

$\Rightarrow$

$1000=\dfrac{P\times 5\times 2}{100}$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=\dfrac{1000\times 100}{5\times 2}=$ Rs.

$10,000$

Therefore, principal is Rs.

$10,000$ .

What will you call the extra amount of money you got as profit, after investing a certain amount?

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Interest
0%
Principle
0%
Amount
0%
Rate

Explanation

The extra mount of money got as profit after investing a certain amount of money is called as

$Interest.$

Interest is the cost of using somebody else’s money. When you borrow money, you pay interest. When you lend money, you earn interest.

There are several different ways to calculate interest, and some methods are more beneficial for lenders. The decision to pay interest depends on what you get in return, and the decision to earn interest depends on the alternative options available for investing your money.

Identify which amount is the original amount of money, the amount before any interest is applied?

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Interest
0%
Rate
0%
Principle
0%
Amount

Explanation

$\text{Principal}$ amount is the original amount of money, the amount before any interest is applied.

Principal is a term that has several financial meanings. The most commonly used refers to the original sum of money borrowed in a loan, or put into an investment. Similar to the former, it can also refer to the face value of a bond.

The amount borrowed, or the part of the amount borrowed which remains unpaid (excluding interest). here also called principal amount.

Jacky borrows Rs.

$2000$ from the bank. The Principal of the loan is _____.

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Rs. $1000$
0%
Rs. $2000$
0%
Rs. $3000$
0%
Rs. $4000$

Explanation

Jacky borrows Rs.

$2000$ from the bank. The Principal of the loan is Rs.

$2000.$

The amount borrowed, or the part of the amount borrowed which remains unpaid (excluding interest). here also called principal amount.

Calculate the principal when time

$= 4$ years, interest

$=$ Rs.

$4000$ ; rate =

$10$ % p.a

0%
$5,000$
0%
$10,000$
0%
$15,000$
0%
$20,000$

Explanation

$\Rightarrow$ Here

$I=Rs.4000,\,R=10\%,\,T=4\,years$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=\dfrac{I\times 100}{R\times T}$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=\dfrac{4000\times 100}{10\times 4}$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=Rs.10,000$

In what time will Rs,

$15,000$ yield Rs.

$4965$ as compound interest at

$10$ % per year compounded annually?

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$3$ years
0%
$2$ years
0%
$1$ years
0%
$4$ years

Explanation

Interest for the first year

$=\cfrac{1500\times 10\times 1}{100}$

$=$ Rs

$1500$

Amount after the first year

$=$ Rs

$15000+1500$

$=$ Rs

$16500$

Interest for the second year

$=$

$\cfrac{16500\times 10\times 1}{100}$

$=$ Rs

$1650$

Amount after the third year

$=$

$\cfrac{18150\times 10\times 1}{100}$

$=$ Rs

$1815$

Final amount

$=$ Rs

$18150+1815$

$=$ Rs

$19965$

Compound interest

$=$ Rs

$19965-15000$

$=$ Rs

$4965$

Required time

$= 3$ years

A sum of Rs.

$12,000$ is invested for

$3$ years at

$18$ % per annum compound interest. Calculate the interest for the third year.

0%
$2700$
0%
$2800$
0%
$2900$
0%
$3000$

Explanation

Interest for the first year =

$\cfrac{12000 \times 1 \times 18}{100} = 2160$

Amount after first year =

$12000+2160 =14160$

Interest for second year =

$\cfrac{14160 \times 1 \times 18}{100} = 2550$

Amount after second year =

$14160+2550 =16708.8$

Interest for third year =

$\cfrac{16708.8 \times 1 \times 18}{100} = 3000(approx)$

Find rate, when principal = Rs.

$30,000$ ; interest = Rs.

$900$ ; time =

$3$ years.

0%
$1$ %
0%
$2$ %
0%
$4$ %
0%
$5$ %

Explanation

using simple interest formula

Interest

$=$ Principal

$\times$ rate

$\times$ time

Given:

Principal

$=$ Rs.

$30000$

Rate

$= r$

Time

$= 3$ years

Interest

$=$ Rs.

$900$

By substituting the given values in the formula,

$\Rightarrow 900 = 30000 \times r \times 3$

$\Rightarrow r = \dfrac{900}{90000}$

$\therefore r = 0.01$ or

$1\%$

Calculate the principal when time

$= 10$ years, interest

$=$ Rs.

$4000$ ; rate =

$5\%$ p.a.

0%
$5000$
0%
$6000$
0%
$7000$
0%
$8000$

Explanation

Here, time

$=10$ years, interest

$=$ Rs.

$4000$ , rate

$=5\%$ p.a.

We know

$S.I.=\dfrac{P\times R\times T}{100}$

$\Rightarrow$

$4000=\dfrac{P\times 5\times 10}{100}$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=\dfrac{4000\times 100}{50}=$ Rs.

$8000$

$\Rightarrow$

$\text{Principal}=$ Rs.

$8000.$

__________ is calculated on both the amount borrowed and any previous interest.

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simple interest
0%
annual interest
0%
compound interest
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complex interest

Explanation

$\text{Compound interest}$ is calculated on both the amount borrowed and any previous interest.

Compound interest is the addition of interest to the principal sum of a loan or deposit, or in other words, interest on interest.

It is the result of reinvesting interest, rather than paying it out, so that interest in the next period is then earned on the principal sum plus previously accumulated interest. Compound interest is standard in finance and economics.

$\Rightarrow$

$C.I.=A-P$

A sum of Rs.

$12,000$ is invested for

$3$ years at

$18$ % per annum compound interest. Calculate the interest for the second year.

0%
$2500$
0%
$2525$
0%
$2550$
0%
$2575$

Explanation

Interest for first year =

$\cfrac{12000 \times 1 \times 18}{100} = 2160$

Amount after first year =

$12000+2160=14160$

Interest for second year =

$\cfrac{14160 \times 1 \times 18}{100} = 2550(approx)$

Which interest is computed on the sum of an original principal and accrued interest?

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Simple interest
0%
Annual interest
0%
Compound interest
0%
Complex interest

Explanation

$\text{Compound interest}$ is computed on sum of original principal and accrued interest.

Conversely, compound interest accrues on the principal amount and the accumulated interest of previous periods; it includes interest on interest, in other words.

It is calculated by multiplying the principal amount by the annual interest rate raised to the number of compound periods, and then minus the reduction in the principal for that year.

$\Rightarrow$

$C.I.=P\left (1+\dfrac{R}{100}\right)^T-P$

A finance company declares that, with compound interest rate, a sum of money deposited by anyone will become

$8$ times in three years. if the same amount is deposited at the same compound-rate of interest, then in how many years it will become

$128$ times?

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$4$
0%
$5$
0%
$6$
0%
$7$

Explanation

In three years.a sum of money deposited by anyone will become

$=2^3=8$ times

Therefore , to make sum of money

$128$ times , then

$2^7=128$ , it will occcur in

$7$ years.

Determine the principal when time

$= 4$ years, interest = Rs.

$1000$ ; rate

$= 2$ % p.a.

0%
$10,000$
0%
$12,500$
0%
$15,000$
0%
$20,000$

Explanation

$\Rightarrow$ Here

$I=Rs.1000,\,R=2\%,\,T=4\,years$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=\dfrac{I\times 100}{R\times T}$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=\dfrac{1000\times 100}{2\times 4}$

$\Rightarrow$

$P=Rs.12,500$

An annuity whose payments continue till the happening of an event, the date of which cannot be foretold is called.

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Contingent Annuity
0%
Deferred Annuity
0%
Perpetual Annuity
0%
Annuity certain

A sum of Rs.

$25,000$ is invested for

$3$ years at

$20$ % per annum compound interest. Calculate the interest for the third year.

0%
$6000$
0%
$7200$
0%
$8400$
0%
$5000$

Explanation

Interest for the first year =

$\cfrac{25000 \times 1 \times 20}{100} = 5000$

Amount after first year =

$25000+5000 =30000$

Interest for second year =

$\cfrac{30000 \times 1 \times 20}{100} = 6000$

Amount after second year =

$30000+6000 =36000$

Interest for third year =

$\cfrac{36000 \times 1 \times 20}{100} = 7200(approx)$

Find the rate of interest if the interest Rs.

$1323$ is earned on Rs.

$4200$ for

$3.5$ years ?

0%
$R=9\%$
0%
$R=10\%$
0%
$R=12\%$
0%
$R=14\%$

Explanation

$SI=\dfrac {PTR}{100}$

$1323=\dfrac {4200 \times 3.5 \times R}{100}$

$1323=R\times 147$

$\therefore R=\dfrac {1323}{147}$

$=9\%$

I invested

$Rs. 500$ in the bank for a year. I neither deposited nor withdrew any money from my account. At the end of the year, I checked my account and found that I have

$Rs. 600$ in it. What is this extra amount called as?

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Principal
0%
Profit
0%
Interest
0%
Deposit

The period of time for which the interest is calculated is called the.

0%
Market period
0%
Cooling period
0%
Conversion period
0%
None of the above

The compound interest on

$Rs. 64,000$ for

$3$ years, compounded annually at

$7.5$ % per annum is

0%
$Rs. 14,400$
0%
$Rs. 15,705$
0%
$Rs. 15,507$
0%
$Rs. 15,075$

Explanation

$Principal = 64000$

$Rate = 7.5\% \,p.a$

$Time = 3 years$

$\text{Where r is the rate and t is the time.}$

$CI = 64000 (1 + 7.5/100)^3 - 64000$

$= 64000 (1 + 75/1000)^3 - 64000$

$= 64000 (1 + 3/40)^3 - 64000$

$= 64000 \times(43/40)^3 - 64000$

$= 64000 \times(43/40 \times 43/40 \times 43/40) - 64000$

$= (43 \times 43 \times 43) - 64000$

$= 79507 - 64000$

$= 15507$

$\text{Hence CI will be 15507 rupees}$

If the periodic payments are all equal, the annuity is called level of.

0%
Deferred Annuity
0%
Uniform Annuity
0%
Forborne Annuity
0%
Immediate Annuity

$P=5,000$ ,

$T=1$ ,

$S.I.=$ Rs.

$300$ , R will be.

0%
$5\%$
0%
$4\%$
0%
$6\%$
0%
None of the above

Explanation

Given

$I = Rs\ 300$

$P= Rs\ 5000$

$T= 1$

Apply the formula for simple interest

$I = \cfrac{P\times R \times T }{100}$

$300 = \cfrac{5000 \times 1 \times R }{100 }$

$R= \cfrac{300 }{50} = 6$ %

Hence option (C) is correct option

An annuity left unpaid for a certain number of years is called ________ for that number of years.

0%
Deferred Annuity
0%
Uniform Annuity
0%
Forborne Annuity
0%
Immediate Annuity

If the simple interest on

$1700$ rupees is

$340$ rupees for

$2$ years then the rate of interest must be:

0%
$12\ \%$
0%
$15\ \%$
0%
$4\ \%$
0%
$10\ \%$

Explanation

Principle

$=Rs1700\quad\quad Time=2years$

$SI=Rs340\quad\quad Rate=?$

$\cfrac{P\times R\times T}{100}=340$

$\cfrac{1700\times R\times 2}{100}=340$

$R=\cfrac{340\times100}{1700\times2}$

$=\cfrac{340\times5}{170}=10\%$

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