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Flagler College BUS 301 Chapter 4 Quiz Question1)Interest can be thought of as______________________to borrow money
Flagler College
BUS 301
Chapter 4 Quiz
Question1)Interest can be thought of as______________________to borrow money.
Question 2
The formula for simple interest is
Question 3
If you are BORROWING, do you want a simple interest loan or compound interest loan?
Question 4
If you are SAVING, do you want to receive simple interest or compound interest?
Question 5
An annuity can be car payments if paid or payments if received.
Question 6
An annuity due is when the payment is made at the payment (like rent).
Question 7
An ordinary annuity is when the payment is made at the of the period (bond coupon payment received).
Question 8
Today's value of money received at some point in the future is
Question 9
With a risk-free investment FV will be than PV. (Always!)
Question 10
Intra-year compounding occurs when interest is compounded more frequently than once a year. This serves to INCREASE or DECREASE the end result?
Question 11
A perpetuity is a fixed cash flow received over a(n) number of periods
Question 12
If the initial investment is $750, the interest rate is 3% (.03) and the number of periods 10, how much will you accumulate under the simple interest model?
Question 13
If the initial investment (PV) is $750, the interest rate is 8% (.08) and the number of periods 14, how much will you accumulate under the compound interest model?
Question 14
If the future value is $2,250, the interest rate is 6% (.06) and the number of periods is 3, what is the present value (PV)?
Question 15
For intra-year compounding, if the present value (PV) is $8,000, and the interest rate is 4% COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY, and the total number of years is 3, then what is the future value (FV)?
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