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    The document outlines a lesson plan on simple interest that includes the following: 1) Objectives of the lesson which are to illustrate profit formulas, derive simple interest formulas, and solve principal, interest, rate, and time problems. 2) References and materials including a PowerPoint presentation. 3) Development activities such as reviewing previous lessons, student motivation through financial examples, and presenting the lesson formula of Interest = Principal x Rate x Time. 4) Examples of calculating simple interest and maturity values for various scenarios. 5) A generalization of the simple interest formula. 6) An application activity where students work in groups on practice problems. 7) Assignment questions for students to

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    The document outlines a lesson plan on simple interest that includes the following: 1) Objectives of the lesson which are to illustrate profit formulas, derive simple interest formulas, and solve principal, interest, rate, and time problems. 2) References and materials including a PowerPoint presentation. 3) Development activities such as reviewing previous lessons, student motivation through financial examples, and presenting the lesson formula of Interest = Principal x Rate x Time. 4) Examples of calculating simple interest and maturity values for various scenarios. 5) A generalization of the simple interest formula. 6) An application activity where students work in groups on practice problems. 7) Assignment questions for students to

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    The document outlines a lesson plan on simple interest that includes the following: 1) Objectives of the lesson which are to illustrate profit formulas, derive simple interest formulas, and solve principal, interest, rate, and time problems. 2) References and materials including a PowerPoint presentation. 3) Development activities such as reviewing previous lessons, student motivation through financial examples, and presenting the lesson formula of Interest = Principal x Rate x Time. 4) Examples of calculating simple interest and maturity values for various scenarios. 5) A generalization of the simple interest formula. 6) An application activity where students work in groups on practice problems. 7) Assignment questions for students to

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    SEMI-DETAILED LESSON PLAN

    I. Objectives
    At the end of the lesson the learners must be able to:
    a. illustrate the Profit associated with principal, interest rate, and
    maturity value,
    b. derive the formula of Simple Interest into Exact and Ordinary
    Interest and exact and Approximate time,
    c. solve the Principal, Interest, Rate and Time.

    II.Subject Matter:
    Topic : Simple Interest
    References :Mathematics of Investment
    Authors :Chin Uy , Mercurio Elenzano
    Materials :Powerpoint presentation

    III. Development Activities


    A. Daily Routine
    1.Prayer
    2.Greetings
    3.Checking of attendance

    B. Review / Drill Activity


    The teacher will ask the students about the discussion last meeting and the
    students will actively participate in the activity.

    C. Motivation
    The teacher will present a pictures of bank passbook, electric and water bills,
    bank deposits with annual interest through power point presentation as part of the
    motivation. The teacher task the students to observe and analyze the given data.
    1. How did you analyze the given data?
    2. What did you observe in the given data?
    D. Presentation of the lesson
    In presenting the lesson, a power point presentation will be used. The students should
    have an idea about the simple interest.

    E. Lesson Proper
    The interest is the profit made by a sum of money (Principal) that is invested at an
    agreed interest rate for a given period of time. So, we write the formula of Interest in this
    form:
    I=Prt
    The product of the principal, rate and time is equals to Interest.
    Where:
    I is the symbol used to denote the Simple Interest.
    P is the symbol used to denote the principal
    r - is the annual interest rate used in the transaction and is expressed in
    decimal form
    t – is the time in years representing the period when the transaction is in effect.

    Using this simple diagram we can easily memorize the formula. When we need to find the
    Interest simply use the formula
    I = Prt

    When we look for Principal , we use the formula


    I
    P=
    rt
    When we look for rate , we can use this formula
    I
    r=
    Pt

    When we look for time, we can use this formula


    I
    t=
    Pr

    When we add the principal and the interest, we called it Maturity Values and
    we write it in form of S=P+ I
    We use the symbol S to denote the Maturity value. Using the formula
    S=P+I (where I = Prt) S=P+Prt (then by factoring) S=P(1+rt)

    EXAMPLE 1:
    Find the simple interest and the maturity value of a loan of P5000, for 9 months at
    12%.
    We are going to identify first the given:
    P = 5000
    r = 12% or 0.12
    take note the rate should always be converted into decimal form t = 9 months (since
    12 months is the equivalent for 1 year then we simply divide the 9 months to 12 to get
    the decimal form.
    Using the formula, we are going to substitute the numerical value to the formula.
    I = Prt
    I = 50000 x 0.12 x 9 or 0.75
    I = 450
    Then for us to get the maturity value, we simply add the principal amount to the
    interest.
    S= P + I
    S= 5000+450
    S= 5450
    Therefore, the Interest is equals to 450 and the maturity value is equals to
    5450.

    EXAMPLE 2:

    P35,000 is invested in a financing institution for 18 months at 9%. Find the amount.

    Given:
    P = 35000
    r = 0.09
    t = 18 months (or simply divide 18 by 12 months to get exact time)

    I = Prt
    I = 35000 x 0.09 x 1.5
    I = 4725
    And for maturity amount, S = P + I
    S = 35000 + 4725
    S = 39725

    EXAMPLE 3:
    1
    What rate must P 24,500 be invested for 1 years to earn P3750.
    2

    Given:
    P = 24,500
    t = 1.5
    I = 3750

    I
    Equation: r =
    Pt

    3750
    r= x 1.5
    24500

    = 0.1020 or 10.20%

    F. GENERALIZATION

    The interest is the profit made by a sum of money (Principal) that is invested at an
    agreed interest rate for a given period of time. So, we write the formula of Interest in this
    form:
    I=Prt
    The product of the principal, rate and time is equals to Interest.
    Where:
    I is the symbol used to denote the Simple Interest.
    P is the symbol used to denote the principal
    r - is the annual interest rate used in the transaction and is expressed in
    decimal form
    t – is the time in years representing the period when the transaction is in effect.

    IV. APPLICATION

    The students will have a group activity. The class will be divided into 2 groups.

    Group 1 Group 2
    Find the ordinary interest and amount. A loan for 23,200 was repaid with
    Given: P = 25,000 P 25,080 after 6 months, what rate was
    t = 90 days used?
    r = 8%

    V. ASSIGNMENT
    Answer the following.
    1. How long will P30,000 earn an interest of P4590 at 12%
    2. How long will it take for P 5000 to earn P250 if it is invested at 10

    Prepared by:

    ANTONIO I. IGNACIO
    SHS Teacher 1
    Noted:

    DENNIS A. FERNANDEZ
    Principal II
    SEMI-DETAILED
    LESSON PLAN
    IN
    GENERAL MATHEMATICS

    Prepared by:
    ANTONIO I. IGNACIO
    SHS Teacher 1

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