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Week 4 - Tutorial Questions

The document contains tutorial exercises for a financial mathematics course, including calculations for annuities, present value, and interest rates. It poses various questions regarding payments, account balances, and investment returns under different interest scenarios. Additionally, it includes past exam questions for practice on related topics.

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Week 4 - Tutorial Questions

The document contains tutorial exercises for a financial mathematics course, including calculations for annuities, present value, and interest rates. It poses various questions regarding payments, account balances, and investment returns under different interest scenarios. Additionally, it includes past exam questions for practice on related topics.

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TUTORIAL EXERCISES WEEK 4

Question 1
12 payments of $2,000 each are made at 2-year intervals. Find the value of the series
(a) 2 years before the first payment at annual effective interest rate i  0.08 ,
(b) 8 years before the first payment at nominal annual interest rate i (2)  0.08 ,
(c) at the time of the final payment at nominal annual discount rate d (4)  0.08 ,
(d) 18 months after the final payment at nominal annual interest rate i (8)  0.08 , and (e) at
the time of the first payment at nominal annual interest rate i (4 / 3)  0.08 .

Question 2
Since June 30, 2010 Smith has been making deposits of $100 each into a bank account on the
last day of each month. For all of 2010 and 2011 Smith’s account earned nominal interest
compounded monthly at an annual rate of 9%. For the first 9 months of 2012 the account
earned i (12)  0.105 , and since then the account has been earning i (12)  0.12 .
Find the balance in the account on February 1, 2013.

Question 3
An m  n year annuity of 1 per year has i =7% during the first m years and has i =11%
during the remaining n years. If sm 0.07  34 and sn 0.11  128 , first find n and then find the
accumulated value of the annuity just after the final payment.

For the following combinations of m and n, use Excel to determine the accumulated value of
the annuity, just after the final payment is made.

m n
1 1
0 10
3 2
30 1
20 20
10 5

Question 4
In return for an investment of $1000 in a fixed interest security, you will receive $40 at the
end of each half year plus your money back on redemption in 12 years. You intend to deposit
all of the proceeds in a bank account that will pay an effective rate of interest of 8% per
annum.

How much money will be in the bank account after 10 years?

STAT2032/6046 – Financial Mathematics 1


Question 5
Calculate the present value at January 1, 2013 of payments $100 on the 1st day of each
quarter during calendar years 2015 to 2024 inclusive.

Assume effective rates of interest of 8% per annum until December 31, 2019 and 6%
thereafter.

Question 6
State if the following expression is true or false. Show any working used to solve the
question.

s mn  v n s m  an where 0  n  m

Past Exam Question – 2005 Final Exam Q1(b)(i)


k
Prove the following equality an(1/ k )  an (2 marks)
sk

Past Exam Question – 2005 Final Exam Q1


(a) Find the accumulated value of $100 at the end of two years if the nominal annual rate of
interest is 6% per annum convertible weekly.
(b) An investment is made at a force of interest of 8% p.a. for a period of 5 years. Find the
equivalent rate of simple interest per annum.

STAT2032/6046 – Financial Mathematics 2

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