If payments between month 36&60 inclusively are ssupended and the payments after month 60 is 3 times te initial payment, determine the intial payment

A=P((1-(1+r)^(-n))/r, where A is the present value of the annuity, or the amount of the loan, P is the periodic payment, r is the interest rate per period, and n is the number of periods. In this case, I assume the payments are monthly, so n would be 36. You mentioned that you already have A and P. However, solving for r algebraically is not that easy because it is in two places on the right hand side. However, you can make a table and put in interest rates to make both sides equal. Remember to multiply this answer by 12 to get the annual interest rate.

For example, if the payment is $100, and the amount of the loan is $2,766.07, and the number of periods is 36, what is the interest rate.

r Calculate Actual Difference
0.010 3010.75 2766.07 -244.68
0.011 2959.42 2766.07 -193.35
0.012 2909.33 2766.07 -143.26
0.013 2860.42 2766.07 -94.35
0.014 2812.68 2766.07 -46.61
0.015 2766.07 2766.07 0.00
0.016 2720.55 2766.07 45.52
0.017 2676.11 2766.07 89.96

You can see from the chart that the value of r of 0.015 makes the difference 0, so the periodic interest rate is 0.015 or 1.5%. We need to annualize this by multiplying by 12 and we get an annual interest rate of 18%.

Good luck,

Paul






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If the payments are $211.00 for 84 months and initial loan amount is $14,000 then the simple interest rate is 6.9560 percent.
Total of payments is $17,723.64 including interest of $3,723.64.
I don't where you came up with $18,888.

Hi there,

To calculate present value you need to type in all the other missing values and then press COMP and PV.
For example: if the future value is R5000, the interest is 12% p.a. compounded monthly and it paid over 3 years.
Type in 5000 and press FV
type in 12 and I/Y
Press 2nd F and I/Y and make sure P/Y says 12 (for 12 payments per year).
Press ON
press 3 press 2nd F N and then press N again (for 36 payments in total). Make sure your screen says ANS -> N otherwise the calculation will not work.
Now if if your payments are 0 (in other words you are not making monthly payments) then press 0 and PMT,
Otherwise, if you are making monthly payments for e.g. R200 a month, type in +/- 200 PMT.
Now calculate your original amount by pressing COMP PV.
If you made no payments your original amount should be -3494.62
And if you chose to add payments your original amount should be
2 526.88.

That would depend on how long the loan is for. If it's a one-month loan then the first (and only) monthly payment would be 48,257.25. If it's a one-year loan then you'd make twelve monthly payments of 4630.58 each. If it's for thirty years then the monthly payment would be 1257.34 .

What's the amount of the loan? What's the interest rate?

Neely Neel Neel Neelerson,

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Viola. The initials TVM stand for Time-Value-Money; it's a widely used tool throughout financial mathematics. If you are looking to deal with annuities, bonds, present value equations, future value equations, or even certain stocks then you will want to use the TVM app within your TI-84.

When you go into that menu screen you will see about 10 input lines; and despite how you're being taught you'd be best off using only five (from a mathematical & conceptual standpoint). The backbone of the TVM is the time-zero equation of value. So, all you want to be touching is the N, I/Y, PV, PMT, and FV keys.

Background on TVM:
N = Number of intervals
I/Y = Effective Interest Rate Per Interval (5% is .05 but the computer wants it entered as 5.0)
PV = The Present Value
PMT = Recurring Payment (either deposit or withdrawal)
FV = Future Value

There are like 3 other inputs that I encourage you to ignore (in exchange for learning exactly what's going on within this application).

NOTE: You MUST make your effective interest term match your number of intervals. For example, an annuity with monthly payments for 5 years with a monthly effective interest rate of 2% would need an N value of 60 (which is 12 months per year times 5 years for a total of 60 months).

There's more that could be said, but I think this should help you find the PV of an annuity.

Go Bulls,



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f xy (clear financial registers)
5 g n (5 years at 12 payments per year)
2 5 0 0 CHS PMT ($2500 payment per month)
9 i (9% annual rate)
PV (calculate present value)

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