<p>Maths Quest Maths A Year 12 for Queensland Chapter 3 Consumer credit and investment WorkSHEET 3.2 1 WorkSHEET 3.2 Consumer credit and investments Name ______</p><p>/50 1 How much does an investment of $500 amount PRT 4 I  to if invested for 3 years at 6% per annum 100 given simple interest is paid? I  ?, P  $500, R  6% p.a., T  3 years 500 6 3 I  100 I  $90 Amount = 500 + 90 = $590</p><p>2 The advertisement states ‘Simple interest at a PRT 5 I  rate of 8% per annum’. For how long should 100 $750 be invested to earn $240 interest? I  $240, P  750, R  8% p.a., T  ? I 100 T  P  R 240100 T  7508 T  4 years</p><p>3 Margaret decides to buy $20 000 worth of PRT 4 I  debentures in a cosmetic company. The terms 100 of the investment are 8.5% per annum simple I  ?, P  $20000, R  8.5% p.a., interest paid to her half yearly. How much will T  2 years Margaret earn if the period of the debenture is 20 0008.5 2 2 years? I  100 I  $3400</p><p>4 Julianna received $2.65 in interest on her Interest Rate (R) 5 savings account for the month of August. If PRT I  Julianna had $530 for the whole of August, 100 calculate the simple interest rate offered by the I  2.65, P  $530, R  ?, bank per annum. 1 T  year 12 I 100 R  P T 2.65100 R  1 530 12 R  6% per year Maths Quest Maths A Year 12 for Queensland Chapter 3 Consumer credit and investment WorkSHEET 3.2 2</p><p>5 At the start of May, Jack has $499 in his PRT 4 I  passbook savings account. On his birthday, the 100 6th of May, his parents give him $50 which he I  ? P  $499  $50  $225  $324, deposits into his account. He buys a new bike 1 for $225 on the 20th of May. If the bank pays R  4% p.a., T  years 4% p.a. simple interest paid monthly on the 2 324 4 1 minimum monthly balance, calculate the I  12 interest that Jack receives for May. 100 I  $1.08</p><p>6 The Jones family sell their home for $195 000. (a) Commission 6 The commission on the sale is 5% of the first = 5% of $18 000 + 2.5% of $18 000 plus 2.5% of the remainder of the sale ($195 000 – $18 000) price. A 10% GST charge is then applied to the = 5% of $18 000 + 2.5% of $177 000 agent’s commission. = $900 + $4425 Calculate: = $5325 (a) the agent’s commission (b) the GST charged (b) GST = 10 % of $5325 (c) the money the Jones family will receive = $532.50 from the sale. (c) Money received from sale = $195 000 – $5325 – $532.50 = $189 142.50</p><p>7 The Stamp Duty due on the Jones’ house Sale price  $195 000 5 transfer of ownership is payable at the rate of No. of lots of $100  $195 000  $100 $1 per $100 or part of $100, based on the purchase price. This money is paid by the  1950 purchaser. Stamp Duty  $1  1950 What will the purchaser pay for the Jones’  $1950 house? Total payable  $195 000  $1950  $196 950</p><p>8 Fran bought 500 shares at $3.75 each. (a) Cost of shares = $3.75  500 6 Brokerage on these shares is payable at the rate = $1875 of 2.5% of their value, or a minimum charge of $60. (b) Brokerage = 2.5% of $1875 Calculate: = $46.88 (a) the cost of the shares This is less than the minimum charge (b) the cost of brokerage of $60. (c) what the purchase of the shares will cost So brokerage payable is $60. Fran. (c) Cost to Fran = $1875 + $60 = $1935 Maths Quest Maths A Year 12 for Queensland Chapter 3 Consumer credit and investment WorkSHEET 3.2 3</p><p>9 Fran’s shares paid a yearly dividend of 2.5 (a) Total dividend = 2.5  500 6 cents per share. = $12.50 Calculate: (a) the total dividend received (b) Dividend yield (b) the dividend yield dividend per share  100% (c) the Price-Earnings Ratio. market price per share 2.5c  100% $3.75 2.5c  100% 375c  0.67%</p><p> market price per share (c) PE Ratio  yearly dividend per share $3.75  2.5c 375c  2.5c  150</p><p>10 A company has an after-tax profit of Dividend = $8 000 000  85 000 000 5 $8 million. If the company decides to distribute = $0.094 all of this profit to its shareholders who collectively own 85 million shares, what So, the dividend per share is 9 cents. dividend per share will the shareholders receive?</p>