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Problem Set: Interest Calculations Section 1: Simple Interest 1. A bank offers a simple interest rate of \(\mathbf{6\%}\) per year. If you invest \(\mathbf{\$ 5,000}\) for \(\mathbf{3}\) years, how much total interest will you earn? 2. John took a loan of \(\mathbf{\$ 12,000}\) at a simple interest rate of \(\mathbf{8\%}\) per annum for \(\mathbf{5}\) years. Calculate: - The total interest paid - The total amount to be repaid at the end of 5 years 3. If a person deposits \(\$ 7,500\) in a savings account that earns \(\mathbf{4\%}\) simple interest annually, how many years will it take for the investment to grow to \(\mathbf{\$ 9,000}\)?4. A loan of \(\mathbf{\$ 15,000}\) accrues \(\mathbf{\$ 6,750}\) in simple interest over \(\mathbf{9}\) years. Determine the annual interest rate. Section 2: Nominal and Effective Interest Rates 5. A bank advertises a nominal interest rate of \(\mathbf{10\%}\) per annum, compounded quarterly. Find the effective annual interest rate (EAR).6. If the nominal interest rate is \(\mathbf{12\%}\) per year and is compounded semi-annually, calculate the effective annual rate (EAR).7. Find the nominal annual interest rate if the effective annual rate is \(\mathbf{16\%}\), compounded quarterly. 8. A credit card company charges an \(\mathbf{18\%}\) nominal annual interest rate, compounded monthly. What is the effective annual interest rate (EAR)? Section 3: Application and Word Problems 9. A bank offers two investment options: - Option A: 5\% simple interest per year - Option B: 4.5\% annual interest compounded quarterly If you invest \(\$ 10,000\) in each for \(\mathbf{5}\) years, which option gives you more money at the end? 10. Maria invested \(\mathbf{\$ 20,000}\) at an \(\mathbf{8\%}\) nominal interest rate, compounded monthly. After \(\mathbf{3}\) years, how much will her investment be worth? 11. A businessman borrows \(\$ 50,000\) at a \(\mathbf{14\%}\) nominal interest rate, compounded semiannually for \(\mathbf{4}\) years. Calculate the total amount he will have to repay at the end of the loan period. 12. An investor wants to deposit money into an account offering a nominal rate of \(\mathbf{9\%}\) compounded monthly. How long will it take for the investment to double?
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