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Future Value of Ordinary Annuities Exercises, Assignments of Engineering Economy

It involves calculating the total accumulated value of a series of equal payments made at regular intervals over a specific period, with interest compounded at a certain rate. An ordinary annuity is characterized by regular payments made at the end of each period. This topic covers how to determine the future value (FV) of such annuities, which is the value of the investment at a specific future date, considering the interest accrued over time. Key concepts include understanding how interest compounding works, where interest is calculated on both the initial principal and the accumulated interest from previous periods. By mastering these calculations, one can evaluate the long-term value of periodic investments or payments.

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E N G I N E E R I N G E C O N O M I C S
1. Find the accumulated amount of the ordinary annuity paying an amortization of 1000P per month at a
rate of 12% compounded monthly for 5 years
GIVEN:
A = 1000P n = 5 years or 60 months
j = 12% or 0.12 i = 0.12
12 i= 0.01
n1 = monthly or 12
FIND: F
FORMULA:
F = A ((1+𝑖)𝑛−1
𝑖)
SOLUTION:
F = 1000P ((1+0.01)60−1
0.01 )
F = 81670P
FINAL ANSWER: 81,670P will be the accumulated amount of the annuity for five years.
2. What present sum is equivalent to a series of 1000P annual end-of-year payments, if a total of 20
payments are made and interest is 12%?
GIVEN:
A = 1000P
i = 12% = 0.12
n = 20
FIND: P
FORMULA:
P = A (1(1+i)−𝑛
i)
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  1. Find the accumulated amount of the ordinary annuity paying an amortization of 1000P per month at a

rate of 12% compounded monthly for 5 years

GIVEN:

A = 1000P n = 5 years or 60 months

j = 12% or 0.12 i =

  1. 12

12

i= 0.

n 1

= monthly or 12

FIND: F

FORMULA:

F = A (

( 1 +𝑖)𝑛− 1

𝑖

SOLUTION:

F = 1000P (

( 1 + 0. 01

)

60

− 1

  1. 01

F = 81670P

FINAL ANSWER: 81,670P will be the accumulated amount of the annuity for five years.

  1. What present sum is equivalent to a series of 1000P annual end-of-year payments, if a total of 20

payments are made and interest is 12%?

GIVEN:

A = 1000 P

i = 1 2 % = 0.1 2

n = 20

FIND: P

FORMULA:

P = A (

1 − ( 1 + i)

−𝑛

i

SOLUTION:

P = 1000P (

1 −( 1 + 0. 12 )

− 20

  1. 12

) → 1000P (

1 −( 1. 12 )

− 20

  1. 12

) → 1000P

P = 7,469.44P

FINAL ANSWER: 7,469.44P is the present sum equivalent to a series of 1000P annual end-of-year

payments.

  1. A man made ten annual-end-of year purchases of 1000P common stock. At the end of 10

th

year, he sold

all the stock for 12000P. What interest rate did he obtain on his investment?

GIVEN:

F = 12,

A = 1,

n = 10

FIND: i

FORMULA:

F = A (

( 1 +𝑖)

𝑛

− 1

𝑖

SOLUTION:

F = A (

( 1 +𝑖)

𝑛

− 1

𝑖

( 1 +𝑖)

10

− 1

𝑖

i = 0.039 ≈ 4%

FINAL ANSWER: He obtained 4% of interest rate from his investment.

SOLUTION:

P = P150000 + P10000 (

1 −( 1 + 0. 01 )

−( 10 ( 12 )+ 1 )

  1. 01

−( 5

( 12

) − 1 )

P = 539,170.752P = 539 , 171 P

FINAL ANSWER: The cash price of the condominium unit is 539,171P.

  1. The owner of the quarry signs a contract to sell his stone on the following basis. The purchaser is to

remove the stone from the certain portion of the pit according to a fixed schedule of volume, price, and

time. The contract is to run 18 years as follows. Eight years excavating a total of 20,000 m per year at 10P

per meter, the remaining ten years, excavating a total of 50,000 m per year at 15P per meter. Based on

equal year end payments during each period by the purchaser, what is the present worth of the pit to the

owner on the basis of 15% interest?

GIVEN:

A

1

= 10 P/meter for 20,000 m/year i = 15% or 0.

A

2

= 15P/meter for 50,000m/year

FIND: A

1

, A

2

, and P

FORMULA:

P = A (

1 −( 1 +𝐼)

−(𝑛− 1 )

𝑖

SOLUTION:

Solving for A 1

and A 2

A

1

10 𝑃

𝑚𝑒𝑡𝑒𝑟

20 , 000 𝑚

𝑦𝑒𝑎𝑟

) A

1

= 200,000P/year

A

2

15 𝑃

𝑚𝑒𝑡𝑒𝑟

50 , 000 𝑚

𝑦𝑒𝑎𝑟

) A

2

= 750,000P/year

Solving for P,

P = A

2

1 −

( 1 +𝐼

)

−(𝑛− 1 )

𝑖

+ 1 } – A

2

1 −

( 1 +𝐼

)

−(𝑛− 1 )

𝑖

P = 750,000{

1 −( 1 + 0. 15 )

−( 10 − 1 )

  1. 15

1 −( 1 + 0. 15 )

−( 8 − 1 )

  1. 15

P = 2127948P

FINAL ANSWER: 2,127,948P will be the present worth of the pit to the owner based on 15% interest.

  1. A wealthy man donated a certain amount of money to provide scholarship grants to deserving students.

The fund will grant 10,000P per year for the first 10 years and 20,000P per year on the years thereafter.

The scholarship grants started one year after the money was donated. How much was donated by the

man if the fund earns 12% interest.

GIVEN:

A

1

= 10,000 A

2

n 1

= 10 years

FIND: P

FORMULA:

1 −( 1 +𝑖)

−𝑛

𝑖

) ; P =

𝐴

𝑖

SOLUTION:

1

1 −( 1 +𝑖)

−𝑛

𝑖

1 −( 1 + 0. 12 )

− 10

  1. 12

) = 56,502.23P

2

𝐴

𝑖

20 , 000

  1. 12

= 166,666.67P

3

𝑃

2

( 1 +𝑖)

𝑛

166 , 666. 67

( 1 + 0. 12 )

10

P

Total

= P

1

+ P

3

= 56,502.23P + 53,662.21P = 110,164.

FINAL ANSWER: 110,164.44P was donated by the man.

  1. What amount of money deposited 40 years ago at 12% interest would now provide a perpetual

payment of 10,000P per annum?

GIVEN:

i = 1 2 % = 0.1 2

A = 10000P/ annum

n = 40 years

FIND: P

SOLUTION:

1 +

  1. 12 [( 10 )( 12 )]+ 1

12

− 1

  1. 12

12

= 11 , 616 , 953. 82 ≈ 11 , 616 , 954 P

FINAL ANSWER: The accumulated amount of the rentals is 11 , 616 ,954P.

  1. The amount of the perspective investor pay for a bond if he desires an 8% return on his investment

and the bond will return 1000P per year for 20 years and 20,000P after 20 years is

GIVEN:

C = F = 20, 000 P

I = 1000P

i = 8 % = 0. 08

n = 20

FIND: P

FORMULA:

P = I (

1 − ( 1 + i)

−𝑛

i

−𝑛

SOLUTION:

P = 1000P (

1 −

( 1 + 0. 08

)

− 20

  1. 08

− 20

P = 1000P( 9. 8181 ) + 4 , 290. 9641 𝑃

P = 14 , 10 9. 11 P P = 14 , 10 9P

FINAL ANSWER: The amount of the perspective investor pay for a bond is 14,109P.

  1. A machine costs 50,000P. Find the capitalized cost if the annual maintenance and operational cost is

5000P and money worth 15% per annum.

GIVEN:

FC = 50,000P

MC = 5,000P

i = 15% → 0.

CR = 0

RC = 0

SV = 0

FIND: CC

FORMULA:

CC = FC +

𝑀𝐶

𝑖

𝐶𝑅

( 1 +𝑖)

𝑘

− 1

𝑅𝐶

( 1 +𝑖)

𝐿

− 1

SOLUTION:

CC = FC +

𝑀𝐶

𝑖

𝐶𝑅

( 1 +𝑖)

𝑘

− 1

𝑅𝐶

( 1 +𝑖)

𝐿

− 1

CC = 50,000 +

5 , 000

  1. 15

CC = 83,333.33P

FINAL ANSWER: The capitalized cost is 83,333.33P.

  1. A machine cost 50,000P. Find the capitalized cost if the annual maintenance cost is 5000P and cost

of repair is 4000P every 4 years and money worth 12% per annum

GIVEN:

FC = 50,000P i= 12% or 0.

MC= 5000P k = 4 years

CR= 4000P

FIND: Capitalized Cost (CC)

CC = 10,000,000 +

60 , 000

  1. 15

200 , 000

( 1 + 0. 15 )

5

− 1

9 , 650 , 000

( 1 + 0. 15 )

25

− 1

CC = 10,900,082.89 P or 10.9M P

FINAL ANSWER: 10.9M P is the capitalized cost if money is worth 15% per annum.

  1. A salesman earns 1000P on the 1st month, 1500P on the 2nd month, 2000P on the 3rd month and

so on. Find the accumulated amount of his income at the 10th month if money worth 12% compounded

monthly.

GIVEN:

st

month = 1000P G = 500P

nd

month = 1500P j = 12% or 0.12, compounded monthly

rd

month = 2000P n = 10

A = 1000P

FIND: F

FORMULA:

F = F

a

+ F

g

SOLUTION:

i =

𝑗

𝑛

1

  1. 12

12

F = F

a

+ F

g

= 1000[

( 1 + 0. 01 )

10

− 1

  1. 01

] + (

500

  1. 01

) [

( 1 + 0. 01 )

10

− 1

  1. 01

− 10 ]

F = 33,572.84P or 33,573P

FINAL ANSWER: The accumulated amount of the salesman’s income at the 10

th

month is 33 ,573P.

  1. A man wishes to accumulate a total of 500,000P at the age of 30. On his 20th birthday, he deposited

a certain amount of money at a rate of 12% per annum. If he increases his deposit by 10% each year until

the 30th birthday, how much should his initial deposit be?

GIVEN:

F = 500,

i = 0.

r = 0.

FIND: A

FORMULA:

W =

1 +𝑟

1 +𝑖

P = F (1+i)

SOLUTION:

W =

1 + 0. 1

1 + 0. 12

P = F ( 1 + 0. 12 )

− 11

− 11

P = 143,738.

A = 143,738.0521( 1 + 0. 12 ){

1 − 0. 982143

1 − 0. 982143

11

A = 15,988.90P

FINAL ANSWER: The initial deposit is 15,988.90P.

SOLUTION:

F = 1000P (

( 1 + 0. 08 )

15

  1. 08

4

3

2

1

0

F = 21 , 285. 5 1P F = 21 , 286 P

FINAL ANSWER: At the end of 15 years, he will have 21 , 286 P in his account.

  1. Twenty-five thousand pesos is deposited in a savings account that pays 5% interest, compounded

semi-annually. Equal annual withdrawals are to be made from the account, beginning one year from now

and continuing forever. Find the maximum amount of the equal annual withdrawal.

GIVEN:

P = 25,

j = 5% = 0.05 n 1

= 2 (semi-anually)

FIND: A

FORMULA:

𝐴

𝑖

SOLUTION:

A = P(i e

= 25 , 000 [( 1 +

  1. 05

2

2

− 1 ]

= 1,265.63P

FINAL ANSWER: The maximum amount of the equal annual withdrawal is 1,265.63P.

  1. What amount of money deposited 50 years ago at 8% interest would now provide a perpetual

payment of 10000P per year?

GIVEN:

n = 50

i = 8% = 0.

F = 10000P

FIND: P

FORMULA:

SOLUTION: Using 50 as a focal date

10 , 000

  1. 08

= P(1.08)

50

P = 2665.15P P = 2665P

FINAL ANSWER: The amount of money deposited 50 years ago at 8% interest is 2665P.

i = 8% per year

P P(1.08)

50

A

A = 10,000P per year

A