Simple Interest
Future Value
Present Value
Variables
Real World Problems
100

P=15,000     r=5%     t=5 years

3,750

100

Solve for the future value.

P=18,150     r=10%     t=3 years

$23,595

100

A=$6,000     r=2.5%     t= 2 years

$5,714.29
100

You deposit $3,000 into a bank account, which has a rate of 2.2%. Find the interest at the end of 2 years.

$132

200

P=25,375     r=0.19%     t=8 years

385.70

200

Solve for the future value.

P=9,350     r=9.9%     t=24 months

$11,201.30

200

A=$14,000     r=6.5%     t= 6 years

$10,071.94

200

What does the "A" stand for?

Accumulated, total money, Interest plus principal

200

A loan of $5,350 has been made at 5.5% for 9 months. Find the loan's future value.

$5,570.69

300

Solve for the rate

P=5,000     I=250     t=2 years

2.5%

300

Solve for the future value.

P=38,365     r=11.45%     t=78 months

$66,918.15

300

A=$5,000     r=1.45%     t=  9 months

$4,946.21

300

What does the "r" stand for?

Rate

300

You are saving for a trip. A bank offers you a CD that pays a simple interest rate of 5.5%. How much must you put in this CD Now in order to have $5,000 for a graduation trip in 2 years?

$4,504.50

400

Solve for the time (round to the nearest tenth)

P=22,000     r=4%     I=12,250

13.9 years

400

Solve for the principal Rounded to the nearest hundredths)

A=38,000     r=12.09%     t=62 months

$23,389.65

400

How much should you put in an investment paying a simple interest rate of 3% if you need $4,000 in 6 months?

$3,940.89

400

What does the "t" stand for?

Time

400

Suppose you spend $5.95 every day for coffee.

a. How much do you spend on this item in a year?

b. If you invest your yearly spending on coffee in an account with a rate of 2%, how much would you have after one year?

a. $2,171.75

b. $2,215.19

500

Solve for the principal Rounded to the nearest hundredths)

I=18,000     r=2.9%     t=56 months

133,004.93

500

Solve for the rate (round to the nearest tenth of a percent)

P=3,500     A=3,655     t= 5 years

r=0.9%

500

A bank offers a CD that pays a simple interest rate of 1.9%. How much must you put into this CD now in order to have $8,000 for a trip to Australia in four years?

$7,434.94

500

What does the "P" stand for?

Principal

500

Your borrow $3,500 from a friend and promise to pay back $3,655 in 3 months. What simple interest rate will you pay?

(Round to the nearest tenth of a percent)

17.7%

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