Business Math- Final Review #2

Match the following pay periods to how often they occur.

• 1 time a week

• Biweekly

• 1 time a month

• Monthly

• 2 times a month

• Weekly

• Every 2 weeks

• Semimonthly

Match the following pay periods to how often they occur in a year.

• 12 times

• Weekly

• 24 times

• Semimonthly

• 26 times

• Monthly

• 52 times

• Biweekly

If John makes $2400 biweekly, what is his annual salary?

When budgeting, should you go off your gross pay or net pay?

• gross pay

• net pay

Which of the following exponential equations is the formula for compound interest?

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Match the different letters to what they represent.

• New total balance

• N

• The number of times compounded per year

• A

• Interest rate

• P

• Principal- starting amount

• T

• Time

• R

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Steve deposited $5,000 in a savings account that pays 4% interest compounded annually.

Which equation could be used to find the value of the account after 3 years?

• A = 5,000(1 + 4)³

• A = 5,000(1 + 0.04)³

• A = 5,000(1 + 0.4) x 3

• A = 5,000(0.04)³

Karla invested $1,000 in savings bonds. If the bonds earn 6.75% interest compounded semi-annually.

What is the new balance after 15 years?

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Emily would like to buy some new furniture for her home. She decides to buy the furniture on credit with 9.5% interest compounded quarterly. If she spent $7,400, how much total will she have paid after 8 years.

• $15,415.94
• $15,683.28
• $15,927.56
• $16,109.05

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When using credit​, longer loan periods mean you pay​ (a)   and​ make (b)   If you have a shorter loan period you will pay ​ (c)   and ​make (d)  

• more interest
• smaller payments.
• less interest
• larger payments