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3.1 Simple Interest, Lecture notes of Accounting

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3.1 Simple Interest
3.1 Simple Interest
Definition:
Definition: I =
I = Prt
Prt
I = interest earned
I = interest earned
P = principal ( amount invested)
P = principal ( amount invested)
r = interest rate (as a decimal)
r = interest rate (as a decimal)
t = time
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3.1 Simple Interest3.1 Simple Interest

„^ „

Definition:Definition:

I = PrtI =

Prt

„^ „

I = interest earnedI = interest earned

„^ „

P = principal ( amount invested)P = principal ( amount invested)

„^ „

r = interest rate (as a decimal)r = interest rate (as a decimal)

„^ „

t = timet = time

An example:An example

„„^

Find the interest on a boatFind the interest on a boatloan of $5,000 at 16% for 8loan of $5,000 at 16% for 8months.months. „^ „

Solution:Solution

: Use I =

Use I = Prt

Prt

„^ „

I =I =

„„^

(8 months =(8 months =

8/12 of one year =8/12 of one year =0.6667 years)0.6667 years)

„^ „

I = $533.36I = $533.

Another example:Another example:

„^ „

Find the total amount due on a loan ofFind the total amount due on a loan of$600 at 16% interest at the end of 15$600 at 16% interest at the end of 15months.months.

„^ „

solution: A =P(1+rt)solution:

A =P(1+rt)A^ A

= 600(1+0.16(1.25))= 600(1+0.16(1.25)) A

=

$720.

A

=

$720.

Interest rate earned on a noteInterest rate earned on a note

„„^

What is the annual interestWhat is the annual interestrate earned by a 33-rate earned by a 33

-day Tday T-

bill with a maturity value ofbill with a maturity value of$1,000 that sells for$1,000 that sells for$996.16?$996.16? „„^

Solution: Use the equationSolution: Use the equationA =P(1+rt)A =P(1+rt) „„^

1,000 = 996.161,000 = 996. „„^

1000 = 996.16(1+r(0.09166))1000 = 996.16(1+r(0.09166))

„^ „

Solve for r:Solve for r:

33

1

360 r ⎛^

⎛^

+^

⎜^

⎜^

⎝^

⎝^

1000 = 996.16(1+r(0.09166))1000=996.16+996.16(0.09166)r

1000-996. 996.16(0.09166)

4.2%

r

r

=^

=^

=

3.2 Compound Interest3.2 Compound Interest

  • Unlike simple interest, compound interest on an

amount accumulates at a faster rate than simpleinterest. The basic idea is that after the firstinterest period, the amount of interest is addedto the principal amount and then the interest iscomputed on this higher principal. The latestcomputed interest is then added to the increasedprincipal and then interest is calculated again.This process is completed over a certain numberof compounding periods.

The result is a much

faster growth of money than simple interestwould yield.

An exampleAn example

-^

As an example, suppose aprincipal of $1.00 wasinvested in an accountpaying 6% annual interestcompounded monthly. Howmuch would be in theaccount after one year?

-^

amount after one month

-^

  1. amount after two months -^
    1. amount after three months
  • Solution:

(^

) (^

)

2

2

2

3

)^
+^
=^
+^
+^
=^
⎛^
+^
=^
⎜^
⎝^

General formulaGeneral formula

•^

From the previous example, we arrive at a generalization: Theamount to which 1.00 will grow after n months compoundedmonthly at 6% annual interest is :

  • This formula can be generalized to•^

where A is the future amount, P is the principal, r is the interestrate as a decimal, m is the number of compounding periods in oneyear and t is the total number of years. To simplify the formula, l

-^

=

where

1

(1.05)

12

n

n

⎛^

+^

=

⎜^

⎝^

1

mt r

A

P

m

⎛^

=

⎜^

⎝^

⎠^

(^

)

1

n

A

P

i

=

r

i^

m

n^

mt

ExampleExample

  • Find the amount to which $1500 will grow if

compounded quarterly at 6.75% interest for 10years.

-^

Solution: Use

-^

Helpful hint: Be sure to do the arithmetic using the rules for orderof operations. See arrows in formula above

(^

n

A

P

i

10(4)

A A

⎛^

⎜^

⎝^

Changing the number ofChanging the number of

compounding periods per yearcompounding periods per yearTo what amount will $1500 grow if compounded

daily at

interest for 10 years?

Solution:

This is about $15.00 more than compounding $1500 quarterly at6.75% interest.Since there are 365 days in year (leap years excluded), thenumber of compounding periods is now 365. We divide theannual rate of interest by 365. Notice too that the numberof compounding periods in 10 years is 10(365)= 3650.

10 ( 365 )

1500

1

365

A

⎛^

=

⎜^

⎝^

Effect of increasing the numberEffect of increasing the number

of compounding periodsof compounding periods

  • If the number of compounding

periods per year is increased whilethe principal, annual rate of interestand total number of years remain thesame, the future amount of moneywill increase slightly.

Inflation rate continuedInflation rate continued

  • If the inflation rate

remains the samefor the next 10years, what will thehouse be worth inthe year 2014?

  • Solution:

From 1987 to

2014 is a period of 27years. If the inflation ratestays the same over thatperiod, r = 0.0253.Substituting into thecompound interestformula, we have

68, 000(

0.0253)

133,

A

=

=

Growth time of anGrowth time of an

investmentinvestment

•^

How long will it take for$5,000 to grow to $15,000 ifthe money is invested at8.5% compounded quarterly?

-^

  1. Substitute values in thecompound interest formula. -^
    1. divide both sides by 5, -^
      1. Take the natural logarithmof both sides. -^
        1. Use the exponent propertyof logarithms -^
          1. Solve for t. -^

( Note: you will most unlikely see thisamount during your lifetime)

  • Solution:

(^

(^4) )

4

4

15, 000

5, 000 1

4

3, 000

(1.02125)

ln(3, 000)

ln (1.02125)

ln(3, 000)

4 ln(1.02125)

ln(3, 000)

4 ln(1.02125)

t

t

t

t

⎛^ t

=^

+^

⎜^

⎝^

=^

=^

=^

=

=

Effective Rate of interestEffective Rate of interest

  • What is the effective rate of interest for money

that is invested at :

  • A) 6% compounded monthly?• General formula:• Substitute values:• Effective rate 0.06168•^

Hint: Use the correct order of operations as indicated by thenumbers

1

1 m r

APY

m

⎛^

=^

⎜^

⎝^

⎠ 12

APY

⎛^

=^

+^

−^

⎜^

⎝^

Computing the Annual nominalComputing the Annual nominal

rate given the effective raterate given the effective rate

-^

What is the annual nominalrate compounded monthlyfor a CD that has anannual percentage yield of5.9%?

-^

  1. Use the general formula forAPY. -^
    1. Substitute value of APY and 12for m (number of compoundingperiods per year). -^
      1. Add one to both sides -^
        1. Take the twelfth root of bothsides of equation. -^
          1. Isolate r (subtract 1 and thenmultiply both sides of equation by12.

1

1 m r

APY

m

⎛^

=^

+^

⎜^

⎝^

(^

)

(^1212)

12 12

12

1

1

12

1

12

1

12

1

12

12

1

r r

r r

r

⎛^ r

=^

+^

⎜^

⎝^

⎛^

=^

⎜^

⎝^

⎛^

=^

⎜^

⎝^

−^

= −

=

=