Simple Interest FINAL

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SIMPLE

INTEREST
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OBJECTIVES
➜ Identify interest, rate of interest,
principal and amount
➜ Find simple interest on given
investments or loans
➜ Find unknown values given simple
interest (rate, interest, time,
principal)
➜ Solve word problems
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INTRODUCTION

2 YEARS LATER,
IF MISS INVESTS MISS EARNS
MONEY IN A BANK, MONEY FROM
SHE EXPECTS TO HER
EARN MONEY FROM INVESTMENT,
THIS INVESTMENT. THIS MONEY IS
THE MONEY SHE CALLED THE
INVESTS IS CALLED INTEREST.
THE PRINCIPAL.
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INTRODUCTION

THE BANK CALCULATES


THE MONEY IS
THE INTEREST PAYABLE
INVESTED FOR A AT A FIXED PERCENT
LENGTH OF TIME PER ANNUM, WHICH IS
CALLED THE CALLED THE ANNUAL
PERIOD OF RATE OF INTEREST
(OR THE INTEREST
INVESTMENT,
RATE).
WHICH IS THE
TIME IN YEARS.
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INTRODUCTION

WHEN THE
AT THE END OF PRINCIPAL
THE PERIOD OF REMAINS THE
INVESTMENT, SAME
THE AMOUNT THROUGHOUT AN
COLLECTED IS INVESTMENT, THE
THE SUM OF INTEREST IS
THE PRINCIPAL CALLED SIMPLE
AND THE INTEREST.
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CALCULATING SIMPLE INTEREST

THE FORMULA USED FOR CALCULATING


SIMPLE INTEREST IS:
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A SIMILAR SITUATION ARISES IF MONEY IS


BORROWED FROM A BANK. IN THIS CASE:

➜ The principal is the money borrowed from


the bank by the borrower.
➜ The interest is earned by the bank and is
payable by the borrower.
➜ The amount payable to the bank at the
end of the loan period is the sum of the
principal and the interest.
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In the simple interest formula,

I is the simple interest in dollars

p is the principal in dollars

r is the rate percent per annum

t is the time in years


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➜ To calculate the
amount of money
paid at the end you
add the interest to
the principal.
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When solving
financial
mathematics
problems always
specify all variables
and their values.
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EXAMPLE ONE
London borrowed $5000 from a credit union at
12.5% per annum for 2 years.
Calculate:
a. The simple interest payable
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EXAMPLE ONE CONTINUED


b. The amount repaid at the end of 2
years.

P = $5000
I = $1250
A = $5000 + $1250
= $6250
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EXAMPLE TWO
a. To buy furniture for a new apartment, Megan
borrowed $4000 at 8% simple interest for 3
years. How much interest will she pay?
P = $4000; R = 8%; T= 3
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EXAMPLE TWO CONTINUED


b. The amount repaid at the end of the
3 years?
A=P+I
P = $4000
I = $960
A = $4000 + $960
=$4960
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TRY THIS!
Jamari, saves $4000 in the bank for 3
years at 4% per annum.
A. What is his interest at the end of
the three years?
B. How much money does he have?
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TRY THIS TOO!!


Kayla, borrows $750 to help pay for his
tuition at UWI. He has 1 year to pay off
the loan at a rate of 5% per annum.
a. Calculate the interest on $750 for
the 1 years.
b. Hence, calculate how much is owed
for the 1 years
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ACTIVITY
➜ Copy and Complete the table
Principal Interest Time Simple Interest Amount
(Borrowed) Rate payable

$400 1% 3 years

$2500 4% 2 years

$36, 000 5% 4 years

$85, 300 7% 5 years

$608, 000 10% 7 years


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ACTIVITY
➜ Copy and Complete the table.
Principal Interest Rate Time Simple Amount
(Invested) Interest collected
$700 5. 25% 2 years

$800 7.5% 3 years

$1200 8.25% 5 years

$8500 10.5% 4 years

$34, 900 11. 75% 5 years


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ACTIVITY
➜ Patrick deposited $5250 in a finance
company. The company pays simple
interest at the rate of 6.25% per annum.
a. Calculate the simple interest earned
after:
(i) 1 year
(ii) 2 years
(iii)3 years
b. Determine the amount of money Patrick
collected after:
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ACTIVITY
1. Lennox needed $5400 to buy a
refrigerator. He borrowed this sum of
money for 2 years at 13% per annum from
a bank. What amount of money does he
owe the bank?
2. If a Credit Union has an interest rate of
10%, calculate the simple interest when
10,000 is invested for:
a. 6 months
b. 9 months

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