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Business Mathematics Brief 12th Edition by Stanley Salzman ,Gary Clendenen, Charles Miller

النسخة 12الرقم المعياري الدولي: 978-0132605540
book Business Mathematics Brief 12th Edition by Stanley Salzman ,Gary Clendenen, Charles Miller cover

Business Mathematics Brief 12th Edition by Stanley Salzman ,Gary Clendenen, Charles Miller

النسخة 12الرقم المعياري الدولي: 978-0132605540
تمرين 73
Solve the application problem. Round to the nearest cent.
SPORTS COMPLEX Prepare a sinking fund table for the first four payments for the community college sports complex described in Example.
Finding Periodic Payments
Administrators at a community college have decided to build, in 5 years, a new sports complex with two indoor 50-meter swimming pools and a large gymnasium. The cost estimate is $16,500,000. They decide to make end-of-quarter deposits into a fund expected to earn 6% compounded quarterly. Find ( a ) the amount of each quarterly payment and ( b ) the interest earned.
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Solve the application problem. Round to the nearest cent.  SPORTS COMPLEX Prepare a sinking fund table for the first four payments for the community college sports complex described in Example. Finding Periodic Payments  Administrators at a community college have decided to build, in 5 years, a new sports complex with two indoor 50-meter swimming pools and a large gymnasium. The cost estimate is $16,500,000. They decide to make end-of-quarter deposits into a fund expected to earn 6% compounded quarterly. Find ( a ) the amount of each quarterly payment and ( b ) the interest earned. CASE IN POINT SOLUTION  (a) Use     per compounding period for 5 × 4 years = 20 compounding periods in the sinking fund table on page to find.04325. Quarterly payment = $16,500,000 ×.04325 = $713,625 Twenty end-of-quarter payments of $713,625 at 6% compounded quarterly will grow to $16,501,629 using the table in Section. (b) Interest is the future value minus the payments. Interest = $16,501,629 ? 120 × $713,6252 = $ 2,229,129 (rounded)       per compounding period for 5 × 4 years = 20 compounding periods in the sinking fund table on page to find.04325.
Quarterly payment = $16,500,000 ×.04325 = $713,625
Twenty end-of-quarter payments of $713,625 at 6% compounded quarterly will grow to $16,501,629 using the table in Section.
(b) Interest is the future value minus the payments.
Interest = $16,501,629 ? 120 × $713,6252 = $ 2,229,129 (rounded)
Solve the application problem. Round to the nearest cent.  SPORTS COMPLEX Prepare a sinking fund table for the first four payments for the community college sports complex described in Example. Finding Periodic Payments  Administrators at a community college have decided to build, in 5 years, a new sports complex with two indoor 50-meter swimming pools and a large gymnasium. The cost estimate is $16,500,000. They decide to make end-of-quarter deposits into a fund expected to earn 6% compounded quarterly. Find ( a ) the amount of each quarterly payment and ( b ) the interest earned. CASE IN POINT SOLUTION  (a) Use     per compounding period for 5 × 4 years = 20 compounding periods in the sinking fund table on page to find.04325. Quarterly payment = $16,500,000 ×.04325 = $713,625 Twenty end-of-quarter payments of $713,625 at 6% compounded quarterly will grow to $16,501,629 using the table in Section. (b) Interest is the future value minus the payments. Interest = $16,501,629 ? 120 × $713,6252 = $ 2,229,129 (rounded)
Solve the application problem. Round to the nearest cent.  SPORTS COMPLEX Prepare a sinking fund table for the first four payments for the community college sports complex described in Example. Finding Periodic Payments  Administrators at a community college have decided to build, in 5 years, a new sports complex with two indoor 50-meter swimming pools and a large gymnasium. The cost estimate is $16,500,000. They decide to make end-of-quarter deposits into a fund expected to earn 6% compounded quarterly. Find ( a ) the amount of each quarterly payment and ( b ) the interest earned. CASE IN POINT SOLUTION  (a) Use     per compounding period for 5 × 4 years = 20 compounding periods in the sinking fund table on page to find.04325. Quarterly payment = $16,500,000 ×.04325 = $713,625 Twenty end-of-quarter payments of $713,625 at 6% compounded quarterly will grow to $16,501,629 using the table in Section. (b) Interest is the future value minus the payments. Interest = $16,501,629 ? 120 × $713,6252 = $ 2,229,129 (rounded)
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