Vocab
Calculate Interest
Income Calculation
Equation Scenarios
Inequality Scenarios
100

A "salary" payment is done in what structure?

Same number for a period of time! (usually by year)

100

$1000 loan acquires 5% interest in one month. How much interest do you owe?

$50

100

If you make $15 an hour, how much will you earn in 40 hours?

$600

100

Write an equation that would calculate your income:

You earn $14 an hour

T = 14H

100

Create an inequality to represent the following:


Imani needs to earn more than $56000 this year

T > 56000

200

This type of interest ALWAYS uses the original principal amount when calculating how much you owe

Simple

200

If a loan has 24% interest compounded daily, what interest rate does each day have? (written as a percentage!)

6.85%

200

If a student earned $600 working a job that pays $25 an hour, how many hours did they work?

24 hours

200

Write an equation that could calculate your income:

You are paid a base of $200 a week, plus $25 for each unit sold while you work. 

T=200+25U

200

Create an inequality to represent the following:

Matthew wants to earn at least $70,000 this year.

T>70000

300

We use this calculation structure when a scenario calls for us to calculate when a value will be "more than" or "less than" a specific result. 

Inequalities

300

Set up a simple interest equation for the following:

Loan: $800

rate: 18%

years: 2

Calculated: Monthly

800*.18*24

300

A student worked for 20 hours at a rate of $17 an hour. They also received a bonus of $10 for each sales item they sold, which they were able to sell 28 of. How much money did they make?

$620

300

A comic book artist earns 22% royalties on the revenue of her books being sold. Create an equation to calculate how much money she will make from revenue. 

T=.22R

300

Matthew spends $560 on his custom art supplies, and each sells for $80. He wants to make more many selling them than he spends on supplies.

560<80P

400

What does APR stand for?

Annual Percentage Rate

400

Set up a compound interest equation for the following. You do not need to solve, just set up!

Loan: $800

rate: 16%

years: 5

Compounded: Quarterly

800(1+.16/4)^4*5

400

An author was paid $10,000 for the rights to her book, plus an addition 5% on the revenue generated by book sales. The books had a revenue of $2400000. How much did the author make? 

$130,000

400
Create an equation to represent your income. You make $22 an hour, but your job taxes you with an income tax of 8%

T=22H - 22h*(8/100)

400

Create an inequality:

Royalties on a book sale are 15% of the total revenue. The book made the bestseller list, which means it sold more than $1,000,000 copies. 

T>.15(1000000)

500

Compound interest and Simple interest both use an "r" in their equation, but we find it in different ways. Explain the difference. 

(Stover judged answer)

500

Solve for how much total money you'd owe after 3 years:

Compound interest

Loan: $5000

rate: 18%

years: 3

Compounded: Quarterly

$8479.41

500

A publicist receives 3% of all revenue from the work she publishes. Additionally, she is paid $700 up front. A recent research article published by her brought in $1600. How much revenue did the article bring in?

$30,000

500

You earn a base pay of $400 a week, plus $15 for each unit you sell on commission. Your work also taxes you with an income tax of 11%

T = (400+15U)-(400+15U)(11/100)

500

You need to make more than $2800 a month to be able to pay off your house. You make $24 an hour, and your work has 16% income tax. 

2800<24H-(24H(16/100))